Following its larger siblings, GMC’s smallest crossover is getting an overhaul for 2025.

General Motors is working on revamping its entire SUV and crossover lineup, including GMC’s three mainstream offerings: the Yukon, the Acadia and the Terrain. While the Acadia has officially debuted and the Yukon is just around the corner, this is the first official teaser of the brand’s smallest offering getting a more aggressive glow-up of its own.

Essentially, GMC is sculpting its crossovers to resemble the full-size Yukon SUV, which the company in turn redesigned to look like its current trucks. The new headlight design and upright grille give the Terrain a greater presence, while the more rugged AT4 trim brings a few aggressive touches of its own. Like before, this particular trim should offer all-terrain tires and a unique front bumper design to improve its approach angle a bit.

Inside, the 2025 GMC Terrain should borrow cues from its larger Acadia sibling. That is, expect a large, vertically-oriented touchscreen rocking a Google-based infotainment system. Since GMC’s revamp follows the similarly new Chevy Equinox, the third-generation Terrain should also pack a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine (as it did before) putting out 175 horsepower and 203 lb-ft of torque. An 8-speed automatic transmission should be standard fare rather than a 9-speed unit. Front-wheel drive will also be the default, though you’ll still obviously be able to get all-wheel drive as an option.

Since GMC is officially teasing it at this point, we should know more about the 2025 GMC Terrain soon.