GMC Savana Phase 2 2003

The GMC Savana is a North American utility van of reference, designed to combine transport capacity and professional or family versatility, embodying GMC's expertise in the premium commercial vehicle segment. Launched in 1996 replacing the GMC Van, the GMC Savana model has gone through four major generations that marked the evolution of design and technology of American vans, moving from an angular silhouette characteristic of the 1990s to more aerodynamic and modern lines. The GMC Savana story divides into distinct periods: the first generation (1996-2002) established the segment's codes with a robust chassis and wide range of configurations, while the second generation (2003-2013) refined aesthetics and improved interior comfort, followed by a third generation (2015-2024) that integrated the latest advances in safety and connectivity. Direct competitor of the Ford Transit and Chevrolet Express, the GMC Savana remains an essential solution for American businesses and families seeking reliability and optimized cargo space. GMC Savana generations have progressively adopted more energy-efficient V6 and V8 powertrains, ergonomic cabins and sophisticated infotainment systems, while maintaining the proven mechanical structure that made its reputation. Today, the GMC Savana specification sheet offers multiple length configurations, passenger arrangements up to ten seats, and diverse powertrain options to meet every professional or recreational need.