Buick Bundles Sunroof and Wheels in 2027 Envista Package
Buick's new Experience Buick Package for the 2027 Envista Sport Touring consolidates several features under RPO WPM, the only way to add a sunroof to that midrange trim.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Car Types

Buick has announced the 2027 Envista Sport Touring will offer an Experience Buick Package ordered under RPO WPM, bundling Keyless Open, a power moonroof, Watts Link rear suspension, and 19-inch black-painted aluminum wheels. The package is part of a broader refresh for the subcompact crossover, and Buick has not yet announced its pricing.
Why it matters
The package consolidates features that previously required separate options or came bundled with the Studio Series, changing how buyers configure the midrange trim. Shoppers weighing the Envista Sport Touring will need to factor in the new bundle when comparing equipment and cost.
For the 2026 model year, a standalone power moonroof cost $795, Studio Series cost $4,360, and 19-inch wheels with Watts Link suspension cost $495. Buick has not yet announced pricing for the 2027 Experience Buick Package.
The players
Buick
Buick is a General Motors brand that sells vehicles including the Envista subcompact crossover in the United States.
Envista
The Envista is Buick's subcompact crossover, positioned among the brand's smaller utility vehicles.
The details
The Experience Buick Package bundles Keyless Open, a power moonroof, Watts Link rear suspension, and 19-inch black-painted aluminum wheels under RPO WPM. Keyless Open remains available on the 2027 model, while the package makes WPM the only way to add a sunroof to the midrange Sport Touring trim.
Timeline
2026 model year: Moonroof, wheels, suspension, and Keyless Open were sold separately or within Studio Series.
2027 model year: Experience Buick Package introduced under RPO WPM.
Roadmap
Buick's 2027 consolidation replaces the 2026 Studio Series and standalone option structure with a single RPO code, following a pattern of simplifying midrange trim configuration. It marks a departure from the separately priced options buyers used in the prior model year.
Buyers configuring a midrange Envista Sport Touring for 2027 will need to order WPM to get a sunroof, since no standalone option exists for that trim. Because Buick has not yet announced the package price, shoppers should wait for pricing before comparing the bundle against buying the features separately as in 2026.
The takeaway
Shoppers comparing subcompact crossovers should check how each brand packages its option features, since bundles can change which equipment is available at a given trim.
Further reading
Explore more Car Types coverage for context on how subcompact crossovers and their option packages compare across the market.










