GM applied to trademark the Envista name in the U.S. in early 2019, then maintained it until earlier this year. Then, in September 2022, the automaker abandoned the application.
is correct, there could be changes afoot in the middle of the line in time for the 2024 model year. Buick has said it will maintain four ICE-powered crossovers, so the brand will need something to fill the coming gap. GMA sources suggest the China-market Buick Envista could get the nod. Buick launched the coupe-esque model across the Pacific in August, a relation to thein April.
Further speculation from"sources familiar with the matter" says a U.S.-market Envista could get the Avenir treatment. Avenir marks the ultimate in Buick luxury, an appellation currently restricted to the Envision and Enclave. According to a separate report, theinto the Avenir club with the compact crossover gets refreshed for the 2024 model year.
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