Our spy photographers caught a GMC Canyon AT4X AEV Edition and Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison out testing on public roads. Even with all the camouflage, these photos give us a good first look at what to expect from these upgraded trucks.
The upgraded trucks show meaningful clearance gains, with a higher ride-height, and what appear to be larger tires—likely 35-inch rubber like the Bronco Sasquatch. Revised front and rear bumpers provide better clearance, and more robust skid plates are likely on the menu.
Extra width is also obvious, as additional fender flares appear to reside beneath the vinyl camouflage.
The group also contained a prototype caught earlier—a GMC Canyon AT4X with an AEV snorkel.
Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison
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The upgraded trucks show meaningful clearance gains, with a higher ride-height, and what appear to be larger tires—likely 35-inch rubber like the Bronco Sasquatch. Revised front and rear bumpers provide better clearance, and more robust skid plates are likely on the menu.
Extra width is also obvious, as additional fender flares appear to reside beneath the vinyl camouflage.
The group also contained a prototype caught earlier—a GMC Canyon AT4X with an AEV snorkel.
Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison
