Chevrolet Suburban vs GMC Yukon (2026)

Price gap, MSRP + destination

$5,900

Scored measures. Each is scaled to the larger value. Bold: the winner.

Suburban LS RWD vs Yukon Elevation RWD
Measure	Suburban	Yukon	Winner
MSRP + destination	$66,495	$72,395	Suburban
Horsepower	355 hp	355 hp	About the same
Torque	383 lb-ft	383 lb-ft	About the same
MPG combined	17 mpg	17 mpg	About the same
Cargo, max	144.5 cu ft	122.8 cu ft	Suburban
Cargo, seats up	41.5 cu ft	25.5 cu ft	Suburban
Rear legroom	42.0 in	42.0 in	About the same
Front legroom	44.5 in	44.5 in	About the same
Length	225.6 in to 226.3 in	210.1 in	N/A
Width	81.0 in	81.0 in	Not scored
Curb weight	5,680 lb	5,602 lb	Not scored
Towing	8,200 lb	8,400 lb	Yukon
Seats	8	8	About the same
Ground clearance	8.0 in	8.3 in	About the same
0-60 mph	7.0 s estimate	6.9 s estimate	About the same
Basic warranty	3 yr / 36,000 mi	3 yr / 36,000 mi	About the same

Not scored: length, width, curb weight. N/A rows are not counted.

Nearest trims by price

Each trim and the rival trim nearest in MSRP
Trim	Nearest in price	Gap
Suburban LS RWD $63,700	Yukon Elevation RWD $69,600	$5,900
Yukon Elevation RWD $69,600	Suburban LT 4WD $69,700	$100

Miles a yearGas, $ per gallonElectricity, cents per kWhYears

Suburban costs $5,900 less over 6 years.

12,000 miles a year. Gas $3.20. Electricity 17 cents per kWh.

Weight each group from 0 to 10. MPG uses fuel or charging cost.

Price 5MPG 5Power 5Space 5Towing 5

Equal weights: Suburban wins.

No single weight change flips the winner.

Your price and mpg will differ.

Reliability and safety are not included.