It is interesting that at the time of high popularity of mini cars 2009 New York Auto Show turns into an SUV presentation: BMW is planning to bring X6 M crossover, Mitsubishi introduces Outlander GT, and GM brings two GMC products: 2010 Terrain and 2009 Yukon Denali Hybrid.

Five-passenger 2010 Terrain is making its world debut at New-York this week. General Motors says it is a sibling of 2010 Chevrolet Equinox with the price tag under $25,000. Terrain will go to dealerships in summer right after the Equinox debut.

The basic variant of the new SUV runs on a 2.4-liter inline-4 engine with 182 horsepower. The manufacturer claims that Terrain uses 30 mpg on the highway and 21 mpg in the city limit.

Denali which is brought by GMC along with Terrain is a gas-electric hybrid that is going to be a prettier variant of Yukon model. It has 6.0-liter V8 engine providing 332-horsepower and two electric motors. EPA reports that Denali delivers 21 mpg in the city.

Standard features of the eight-passenger vehicle include MagnaRide suspension, stability control, 22-inch eight-spoke chrome wheels, power heated/cooled leather seats, navigation system, Bose audio system and rear camera.

2009 Yukon Denali Hybrid goes on sale in May with the starting price of $59,185 including shipping fee.