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Buick Envision Compact Crossover Eyed For U.S.
U.S. sales of the Envision are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2015
October 2, 2014
Edmunds
DETROIT — Buick is expected to expand its model line next year with the addition of the Buick Envision, a compact crossover that will be available with mild hybrid technology, Edmunds has learned.
U.S. sales of the Envision are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2015, according to an industry insider with knowledge of the plans. The Envision is a little larger than the Buick Encore, but smaller than the Buick Enclave. A mild hybrid turns the engine off when the car is coasting, braking or stopped, then quickly restarts when the accelerator is depressed.
GM has not confirmed whether Envision sales are planned in the U.S. "We can't confirm anything, but clearly it is a very nicely designed and executed product that is very much a Buick," Duncan Aldred, vice president of Buick-GMC sales, told Edmunds. He added that the Envision would fit into "a big segment in the U.S."
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U.S. sales of the Envision are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2015
October 2, 2014
Edmunds

DETROIT — Buick is expected to expand its model line next year with the addition of the Buick Envision, a compact crossover that will be available with mild hybrid technology, Edmunds has learned.
U.S. sales of the Envision are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2015, according to an industry insider with knowledge of the plans. The Envision is a little larger than the Buick Encore, but smaller than the Buick Enclave. A mild hybrid turns the engine off when the car is coasting, braking or stopped, then quickly restarts when the accelerator is depressed.
GM has not confirmed whether Envision sales are planned in the U.S. "We can't confirm anything, but clearly it is a very nicely designed and executed product that is very much a Buick," Duncan Aldred, vice president of Buick-GMC sales, told Edmunds. He added that the Envision would fit into "a big segment in the U.S."
*All details in the link