Buick unveiled the third generation of its three-row SUV Enclave in the spring of 2024, packed it with technology and advanced safety systems, and was powered by a turbocharged four-pot engine.

Buick planned on launching the refreshed Enclave in 2020, but the pandemic situation forced the American carmaker to delay that to the summer of 2021 as a 2022 model year.

Ten years after the introduction of the Enclave nameplate in Buick’s inventory, the American automaker revealed the second generation of it, and the changes were massive.

The Enclave was well known for its ability to perfectly meld the attributes of a minivan and a truck-based SUV. The crossover SUV was a good choice for larger families, offering a comfortable ride and a massive cargo capacity.

Someone from GM mixed a station wagon, a minivan, and an SUV and the result was a seven-seat vehicle that was good for a larger family, able to tackle some snow, and still drives like a regular sedan.