What Buick Is Discontinuing for 2027
A look at what is leaving Buick’s lineup, and what is staying, at Kunes Milwaukee. We make it EASY!
No Buick model is leaving the lineup for 2027. The Envista, Encore GX, Envision, and Enclave all return, so the changes this year are about engines, option packages, paint colors, and a round of updated safety features. This page covers what is leaving, what is changing, and what carries over, so you can find the right Buick, including a 2026 model if a feature you want is going away.
What Is Leaving the Lineup
No Buick model is being discontinued for 2027, and GM has not announced plans to drop the Envision despite headlines suggesting otherwise. What is leaving is equipment. The Encore GX drops its 137-horsepower 1.2L turbo engine, leaving the 155-horsepower 1.3L turbo on every model, along with the Preferred’s Advanced Technology Package, the Sport Touring’s Studio Series Package, and the standalone panoramic sunroof on the Sport Touring. Paint colors are retiring across the lineup: the Envista drops Ceramic, Copper Ice Metallic, Ocean Blue Metallic, and White Frost Tricoat, the Envision drops Midnight Opal, and the Enclave drops Ocean Blue Metallic and Smokey Amethyst Metallic, while the Encore GX narrows to black, white, and gray.
What’s Changing This Year
The Envista gets a refresh with revised styling and lighting, three new colors (Desert Jasper Metallic, Glacier Blue Tricoat, and Midnight Jade), and a reported expansion of standard safety features, including Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking, Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, Reverse Automatic Braking, and standard adaptive cruise control. The Enclave makes Super Cruise standard on the Avenir and adds Google Gemini on every trim, along with new Blue Onyx and Emerald Green Metallic paint. (Super Cruise requires an active service plan or trial, works only on compatible roads, and drivers must stay attentive.) On the Encore GX, some features now come in packages, so the Comfort Package is now required for the power liftgate on the Preferred and for the Advanced Technology Package on the Sport Touring.
What Stays (and What’s New)
Buick’s four-model lineup is not going anywhere. The Envista keeps its 1.2L turbo, the Encore GX keeps the 1.3L turbo with front-wheel or all-wheel drive, the Envision keeps its 228-horsepower 2.0L turbo with standard all-wheel drive, and the Enclave keeps its 328-horsepower 2.5L turbo and 30-inch diagonal display. GM has not announced an end date for the Envision, and while reports indicate future Buick compact crossover production is moving to the U.S., the 2027 Envision returns with only minor changes. Service and parts support for every Buick continues as usual.
Ready to Find Your Next Buick?
Kunes Milwaukee, home to Kunes Buick GMC of Greenfield and Kunes Buick GMC of Oak Creek, serves drivers from Milwaukee, West Allis, Franklin, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, and Hales Corners. Browse the current Buick lineup, or stop in at either store to talk through your options. If a feature you want is going away for 2027, a 2026 model may still have it, and we will help you find the best match, with no pressure. We make it EASY!
Information reflects Buick and General Motors statements and reporting available on November 13, 2026, and is subject to change. Model availability, trims, and remaining inventory vary by location. See Kunes Milwaukee for complete, current details.
