Cadillac News

Cadillac's electric full-size SUV starts at $129,095 and has a 460-mile range estimate, and the first retail example is still up for grabs.

The all-electric version of Cadillac's full-size SUV comes loaded with power, range, the latest technology, and a starting price of at least $129,095

California's Rezvani has come out with a plusher version of its Vengeance amored SUV.

Cadillac has removed last year's entry-level Tech grade but has also made the Luxury and Sport grades more affordable.

Cadillac's gas-powered Escalade has been revamped, inside and out.

The Cadillac Lyriq delivers a solid design and build quality, but it skimps on efficiency and the smartphone app experience.

The Cadillac XT5 has undergone a handsome redesign, but right now the new crossover is only earmarked for China.

Jota Sport will ditch the Porsche 963 to race a Cadillac V-Series.R in the World Endurance Championship starting in 2025.

Cadillac's super sedan can be ordered with upgrades designed to increase corner speeds without hurting comfort.

The Sollei concept harks back to Cadillac's large convertibles of the 1950s, minus the fins.

A documentary following Cadillac's return to Le Mans titled "No Perfect Formula" can now be streamed on YouTube.

A Cadillac hypercar isn't off the table, and the timing coincides with the automaker re-entering the racing scene at Le Mans and potentially even Formula 1.

GM's design chief has confirmed Cadillac is working on an electric sedan beyond the Celestiq.

The Optiq electric compact crossover is coming later this year with a 300-hp AWD powertrain, a 300-mile range, and plenty of premium features all as standard.

Ford will return to F1 in 2026 and may face GM as a rival if its bid with Andretti is successful.

Cadillac's gas-powered Escalade is about to receive similar styling to the electric Escalade IQ, inside and out.

Slower than expected EV sales growth means more and more automakers are backing away from plans to drop their gas cars.

The Cadillac CT5 is a lot more expensive than before, but it still undercuts many of its rivals.

Cadillac will continue to offer performance cars, even when its lineup is fully electric.

While Andretti and GM's F1 bid has been rejected, the door is still open for an entry in 2028.