2026 Buick Envision

Envision is offered in three trims—Preferred, Sport Touring, and Avenir—and each one telegraphs its intent at curbside. Preferred keeps a clean, sculpted presence with 18-inch machined alloy wheels finished in Technical Gray, paired with a sleek grille and modern fascia that avoids visual clutter. Sport Touring pivots to a darker, more athletic register, combining a black mesh grille with a unique pattern and 20-inch Carbon Flash Metallic painted alloy wheels for a stance that reads taut and deliberate. Avenir elevates the front view with a gloss black grille framed by bright chrome mesh inserts, then finishes the profile with premium 20-inch alloy wheels in a Pearl Nickel finish—more polish, less noise.

Every 2026 Envision uses a 2.0L Turbo 4-cylinder engine paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission. Buick lists output at 228 horsepower and 258 lb.-ft. of torque, specifies regular unleaded gasoline (87 octane or higher), and includes stop/start technology for everyday efficiency in traffic.

All 2026 Envision trims come standard with intelligent all-wheel drive using an active twin clutch system designed to monitor conditions and route power where traction is needed, which matters when Northeast Ohio weather turns fickle or the road surface is less than polite. Buick posts EPA-estimated fuel economy at 22 city and 28 highway for AWD, seats the cabin for five, and lists overall length at 182.7 inches—compact enough to thread tight lots, substantial enough to feel settled at speed. For capability beyond commuting, Envision can tow up to 1,500 lbs. when properly equipped, a useful ceiling for small utility tasks without pretending it’s a heavy-hauler.

The defining interior gesture is the Ultrawide 30-inch diagonal screen, positioned as the largest in its class, paired with Google built-in compatibility for hands-free help, navigation access, and app availability. Remote commands let us start, lock, and unlock from a distance when life is moving fast. QuietTuning with Active Noise Cancellation shapes the cabin’s calm, and Buick also calls out 126 ambient lighting color options so the environment can feel muted, crisp, or a little dramatic depending on the moment. Trim materials steer the tactile experience. Preferred emphasizes a clean, contemporary environment with perforated leatherette seating. Sport Touring adds a more performance-leaning texture mix with perforated leather-appointed seats that incorporate suede-like leatherette inserts, plus ST-embossed front-seat head restraints and a leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering wheel that changes the feel the moment our hands settle in. Avenir steps into a richer lane with quilted perforated leather-appointed seating and front-seat comfort upgrades that include heating and ventilation, along with 8-way power and 4-way power lumbar adjustment up front; it also brings a panoramic moonroof and a hands-free programmable power liftgate with LED logo projection for a more elevated day-to-day cadence.

Buick highlights a focused suite of advanced safety and driver assistance technologies and calls out five features as standard across all trims: Blind Zone Steering Assist, Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, and Side Bicyclist Alert. The emphasis is practical—alerts, braking support, and intersection awareness designed around real traffic rather than ideal conditions.