The Denali brings an upscale feel to the Canyon formula. Perforated leather-appointed seats with heating and ventilation keep occupants comfortable in Nebraska summers and winters alike. A Bose premium seven-speaker audio system fills the cabin with quality sound, while HD Surround Vision and Adaptive Cruise Control add convenience on long hauls. Rolling on 20-inch Diamond Cut Dark Grey Aluminum wheels, the Denali looks the part and a spray-on bedliner comes factory-installed.

Then there's the AT4X: the Canyon built for passionate off-roaders. This trail-ready machine includes an off-road suspension with a 3.0-inch lift, electronic driver-selectable full-locking front and rear differentials, and mud-terrain tires wrapped around 17-inch Black High Gloss Machined Finish Aluminum wheels. Underbody cameras let you see what's under the truck, and Baja mode optimizes throttle response for high-speed desert running. Drivers from Lincoln and Crete who chase adventure will appreciate what the AT4X brings to backcountry exploration.

Towing Numbers That Matter

When properly equipped, the 2026 Canyon pulls up to 7,700 pounds, the highest in the midsize pickup class. That covers most recreational trailers, work equipment, and utility loads that residents of Wilber and Nebraska City typically haul. The standard trailering package includes everything you need to get moving: a trailer hitch, a seven-pin connector, and a trailer brake controller.

The Crew Cab Short Box layout seats five while keeping bed space functional. Optional equipment like the MultiStow Tailgate, EZ-Lift and Lower tailgate, and 120-volt bed-mounted power outlet expand what the cargo area can handle. Add the bedliner with integral storage compartments, so tools stay organized and easy to access