2026 Buick Envision: U.S. Pricing, Trims and Options
2026 Buick Envision pricing, trims, options and colors
2026 Buick Envision: U.S. Pricing, Trims and Options
Explore the 2026 Buick Envision’s U.S. pricing for Preferred, ST, and Avenir, key options like the panoramic roof and Comfort Package, colors, and 2.0L turbo specs.
2025-10-08T09:28:16+03:00
2025-10-08T09:28:16+03:00
2025-10-08T09:28:16+03:00
For the 2026 model year, the Buick Envision brings only a handful of small tweaks compared with the 2025 version. In the U.S., the crossover starts at $42,895 for the Preferred trim, moves to $45,396 for Sport Touring (ST), and tops out at $52,595 for the Avenir. It’s an incremental update that keeps the formula familiar and the lineup straightforward.Among the options, a power panoramic roof stands out: $1,495 on Preferred and ST, and included on Avenir. Personalization extends to paint as well. Iridescent White Tricoat is $1,095 on the lower trims or $600 on Avenir, while Brilliant Red and Ebony Twilight Metallic are $495 each on Preferred and ST and carry no extra charge on Avenir. The palette suits the Envision’s upscale brief without straying into excess.To bolster everyday practicality, buyers can add an interior protection package for $425, plus front and rear splash guards for $325 on Preferred and ST. There’s also a Comfort Package priced at $1,350 for Preferred and ST and included as standard on Avenir—an option that will likely appeal to drivers who value convenience on longer commutes.The 2026 Envision is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter LSY inline-four and is built on GM’s E2 platform. Production is handled by GM-SAIC at the Jinqiao facility in China, a familiar pairing for this model’s positioning.
2026 Buick Envision, U.S. pricing, Preferred, Sport Touring (ST), Avenir, options, panoramic roof, Comfort Package, Iridescent White Tricoat, Ebony Twilight Metallic, 2.0L turbo, E2 platform
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2026 Buick Envision pricing, trims, options and colors
Explore the 2026 Buick Envision’s U.S. pricing for Preferred, ST, and Avenir, key options like the panoramic roof and Comfort Package, colors, and 2.0L turbo specs.
Michael Powers, Editor
For the 2026 model year, the Buick Envision brings only a handful of small tweaks compared with the 2025 version. In the U.S., the crossover starts at $42,895 for the Preferred trim, moves to $45,396 for Sport Touring (ST), and tops out at $52,595 for the Avenir. It’s an incremental update that keeps the formula familiar and the lineup straightforward.
Among the options, a power panoramic roof stands out: $1,495 on Preferred and ST, and included on Avenir. Personalization extends to paint as well. Iridescent White Tricoat is $1,095 on the lower trims or $600 on Avenir, while Brilliant Red and Ebony Twilight Metallic are $495 each on Preferred and ST and carry no extra charge on Avenir. The palette suits the Envision’s upscale brief without straying into excess.
To bolster everyday practicality, buyers can add an interior protection package for $425, plus front and rear splash guards for $325 on Preferred and ST. There’s also a Comfort Package priced at $1,350 for Preferred and ST and included as standard on Avenir—an option that will likely appeal to drivers who value convenience on longer commutes.
The 2026 Envision is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter LSY inline-four and is built on GM’s E2 platform. Production is handled by GM-SAIC at the Jinqiao facility in China, a familiar pairing for this model’s positioning.
