Redesigned Buick Enclave spotted without wraps

Photographers have caught the upcoming redesigned Buick Enclave large crossover without wraps on the road in Michigan.

The three-row Enclave is shown without Buick's redesigned tri-shield logo or exterior badging, but it features styling cues from the brand's Wildcat electric vehicle concept — namely, the check mark-style headlights, trapezoidal grille and sculptural lines that also have appeared on Buick's latest crossovers.

Interior photos show a curved infotainment display, similar to the screens introduced last year on the freshened Encore GX and the new Envista subcompact crossovers.

A spokesperson for Buick declined to comment.

The photos offer the closest look yet at the 2025 Enclave. Buick has not yet revealed the crossover, to be built at General Motors' Lansing Delta Township assembly plant in Michigan, but has shown teaser images that highlight the angular lighting elements and the outline of the trapezoid-shaped grille.

The next-generation Enclave will follow redesigns of the 2024 Chevrolet Traverse, which was shown last summer, and the 2024 GMC Acadia, which again will be built on the larger footprint it used to share with the Enclave and Traverse before it was downsized with the current model.