The New Buick Envision Safety Features You'll Love

July 03 2018, Paillé GM

What makes the all-new Buick Envision a popular small luxury SUV? Drivers are excited about the safety features packed in this year's model.

If you put the new Buick Envision in reverse, the Rear Cross Traffic Alert feature kicks into gear. How is works, the system scans the road in both directions and sends an alert when a vehicle moves within a 65-foot range of the vehicle. This alert gives the driver enough to take corrective action.

The all-new Buick Envision is working hard to ensure you don't drift out of your lane accidentally. If the turn signal is not activated and the lane lines crossed, the Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning nudges the vehicle back so it is riding in between the lines and not into other vehicle traffic.

The Buick Envision is here at Paillé Berthierville at ready for you to take out for a test drive.

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