Cadillac news

A spokesperson of Cadillac has noted that the ELR’s original kicking-off price was a mistake.

Cadillac made an official statement about its plug-in hybrid CT6.

Cadillac makes a recall for 67,000 ATS cars in order to fix a problem with the sunroof switch.

One of the major cars in the future product strategy of Cadillac will arrive in about four years.

The Cadillac CTS-V of 2016 has gained the digital speculative coupe envisioning from X-Tomi Design.

New information about the Cadillac ELR appeared.

Nevertheless slow sales, Cadillac’s upmarket electric vehicle will continue its existence.

Specified Cadillac models will be able to communicate with each other in 2016 and a half-autonomous driving will be provided for certain models in three years.

In 2015 the world will see a full-fledged GT3 racer from Cadillac.

All the dates announced before seem not to be realizable in General Motors still leaving the eager customers without the desired Escalade autos.

Long-wheelbase fans seem to come in most numerous amounts from China, and it is what Cadillac wants to target with the new release.

Cadillac plans the extension of nameplates.

Heavily disguised prototype of the developing ATS-V Coupe got into the spy cameras in Germany.

Cadillac ATS Coupe got a negative publicity due to extensively unimaginative design, but a convertible variant remains the GM’s hope to change the situation. It reached the headlines because it has recently obtained a new rendering.

Cadillac is planning to attract new buyers by making a free installation of 240-volt charging station available to its current ELR clients.

The long-wheelbase modification of Cadillac’s sedan will be named ATS-L and sold exclusively in China.

Cadillac’s vice chief of global design, Ed Wellburn, tells that he doesn’t consider Lincoln to be a main rival to his brand. 

Saks 5th Avenue and Cadillac are cooperating to provide a special Cadillac ELR.

With the Cadillac ELR unleashing soon, the American company is going to add more electrified cars to its lineup.

Cadillac’s variant of the Chevrolet Volt will go on sale next January, but dealers could have problems persuading customers to purchase them.