2026 Buick new models promise to mix old-school American luxury with tech that feels straight out of the future. From sleek designs to engines that roar without wasting gas, Buick says this is their boldest move yet. Let’s break down what makes the 2026 Buick special.
First Look
The moment you see the 2026 Buick, you know something changed. The front grille is wider, sharper, and glows softly at night thanks to hidden LED strips. Headlights stretch like thin blades, giving the car an aggressive yet classy stare. Inside, the cabin feels like a high-end lounge. Real wood trim, soft leather that smells brand new, and seats that adjust 18 different ways. The dashboard is one giant curved screen—no more cheap plastic buttons. Buick calls it the “UltraWide Panorama Display.” It shows navigation, music, and even live traffic cameras all at once. Quiet? You can hear a pin drop. New sound-deadening glass keeps highway noise outside where it belongs.
Powerful Engine
Under the hood, Buick didn’t play it safe. The top model gets a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 pumping out 400 horsepower. Zero to 60 happens in just 4.8 seconds—fast enough to pin you back in those plush seats. But here’s the cool part: a new mild-hybrid system adds an extra electric boost for quick overtakes without burning extra fuel. Lower trims come with a 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder making 280 horses—still plenty quick for daily driving. All engines pair with a smooth 10-speed automatic that shifts before you even notice. All-wheel drive is standard on most models, so snow and rain won’t slow you down.
Mileage
Nobody wants power if it means stopping at the gas station every day. Buick heard that loud and clear. The hybrid-assisted V6 hits 28 mpg combined, while the smaller four-cylinder pushes 32 mpg on the highway. That’s impressive for cars this big and comfy. Plug-in hybrid versions are coming mid-2026 with 40 miles of electric-only range. Charge overnight in your garage and drive to work without using a drop of gas. Real-world testers say the numbers feel honest—not just lab tricks.
Price
Luxury usually comes with a scary price tag, but Buick kept things reasonable. The base 2026 Buick Envision starts at $38,500. Step up to the loaded Avenir trim with the big V6 and every bell and whistle, and you’re looking at $58,000. That still undercuts German rivals by a solid $10,000–$15,000. Buick even throws in three years of free maintenance and OnStar emergency services. Lease deals are already popping up around $499 a month with little down.