Cadillac News

The first electric V-Series will be the quickest Cadillac but not the most expensive one.

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq three-row SUV is said to arrive in 2025 to slot between the Lyriq and Escalade IQ.

The all-electric full-size SUV will seat up to seven passengers and come loaded with the latest tech when it launches in 2024.

The Cadillac Lyriq lineup gets slimmed down a bit with remaining trims receiving lower prices.

Cadillac's newest concept could preview a V-Series EV future.

Cadillac's convertible concept shares its design and possibly powertrain with the Celestiq electric flagship.

This entry-level Cadillac EV seeks to woo a younger crowd with design and comfort—plus all-wheel drive and about 300 miles of range.

The shift away from internal-combustion powertrains may reportedly be slower than expected, although EV plans haven't changed.

The three-row Vistiq will slot between the Lyriq and the upcoming electric Escalade in Cadillac's future lineup.

The GM luxury brand confirmed the Optiq as the "entry point for Cadillac’s EV lineup in North America," sitting below the Lyriq.

The 2024 Cadillac Lyriq lineup trims the price of entry while expanding the lineup for broader appeal.

The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ will add an electric variant to the lineup on August 9.

Cadillac's biggest, thirstiest SUV—and a favorite of executives and black-car services—will get an electric version soon, Cadillac has confirmed.

Cadillac plans to unveil three EVs in 2023 and start production of all three just a year later.

The Lyriq is the first mass-production model built around GM’s Ultium propulsion strategy, and it's one of five Best Car To Buy 2023 finalists.

As Cadillac continues its evolution to an all-electric brand, and Celestiq sets the tone at the top of the lineup—although a due date hasn't yet been set.

Another teaser image presages the reveal of the Celestiq electric show car.

We test drive Cadillac’s flagship SUV EV to see if the Blackwing brand can pivot to battery power without a misstep.

The flagship model for Cadillac's electric remake will be built right at GM's historical center of innovation—with details and timing all yet to be announced.

The first electric vehicle from Cadillac also promises to be exceptionally quiet, luxurious, and fast-charging.