General Motors' flagship luxury brand, founded 1902. Sells full-size SUVs, sedans, and crossovers primarily in North America and China. Transitioning to electric with the Lyriq, Celestiq, and Escalade IQ family.
Limited to 26 units. Celebrates Cadillac's debut Formula 1 season. Supercharged 6.2L V8 boosted to 685 hp, six-speed manual only, Precision Package standard. Exclusive Midnight Stone Frost livery with F1 and FIA badging throughout.
Extended-wheelbase version of the electric Cadillac Escalade IQ. GM Ultium platform, 205 kWh battery, 800V, AWD. 750 hp in Velocity Max mode, ~740 km range (Cadillac estimate). Seven seats. From $132,695.
To mark its debut Formula 1 season, Cadillac built 26 examples of the most powerful Blackwing ever made. A new GM Motorsports supercharger raises output to 685 hp. Six-speed manual only. The Precision Package (normally $18,000) is standard. No pricing announced; expected to exceed $150,000.
Cadillac announced the Escalade IQL, the long-wheelbase version of the electric IQ. GM Ultium platform, 205 kWh, 800V, 750 hp, ~740 km range (Cadillac estimate). Seven seats, 55" curved display, Super Cruise. From $132,695.
Cadillac is GM’s prestige brand, historically positioned against Mercedes-Benz and BMW. Its biggest-volume product is the Escalade full-size SUV, which has been built since 1999 and dominates the American full-size luxury SUV segment.
The electric Escalade IQ, launched in 2024 on GM’s Ultium platform, is the brand’s most expensive and most technologically ambitious vehicle. The IQL variant, announced in 2026, extends the IQ’s wheelbase to match the long-body Escalade ESV that Cadillac has offered in combustion form since 2002.
