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Four packages that were optional in 2017 are standard on specific trims: the Select trim now features the contents of last year’s Select Plus package (blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, navigation, and SiriusXM Travel Link), the 13-speaker Revel audio system is now standard on the Reserve, and the top-spec Black Label model now comes with a panoramic sunroof, the Technology package (lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, head-up display, automated emergency braking, a self-parking feature, and more), and the Climate package (rain-sensing wipers, auto-dimming rearview mirror, heated rear seats, and automatic high-beam headlamps). All models benefit from the addition of a 4G LTE data connection with an onboard Wi-Fi hotspot, an upgrade over last year’s 3G-powered setup. A handful of new colors also join the palette: Ivory Pearl, Blue Diamond, and Iced Mocha; Rhapsody Blue, borrowed from the Continental concept car, is now offered on the Reserve trim instead of being exclusive to the Black Label model.