Cadillac Mexico Sales Jump 102 Percent In September 2021

Cadillac Mexico sales increased 102 percent to 111 units in September 2021 compared to September 2020.

Individual model sales performance was as follows:

Cadillac CTS sales were flat at 0 units
- The vehicle was discontinued and is being replaced indirectly by the CT5 on the low end
Cadillac CT4 sales have not yet commenced in Mexico
Cadillac CT5 sales have not yet commenced in Mexico
Cadillac Escalade sales increased 1112.5 percent to 97 units
Cadillac XT4 sales decreased 86.11 percent to 5 units
Cadillac XT5 sales decreased 18.18 percent to 9 units
Cadillac XT6 sales have not yet commenced in Mexico
The Cadillac CT6 was never offered in Mexico

During the first nine months of the 2021 calendar year, Cadillac Mexico sales increased 110 percent to 966 units.

Sales Results - September 2021 - Mexico - Cadillac

MODEL	SEP 2021 / SEP 2020	SEPTEMBER 2021	SEPTEMBER 2020	YTD 2021 / YTD 2020	YTD 2021	YTD 2020
CTS	*	0	0	-66.67%	2	6
ESCALADE	+1,112.50%	97	8	+543.24%	714	111
XT4	-86.11%	5	36	-42.98%	134	235
XT5	-18.18%	9	11	+10.48%	116	105
CADILLAC TOTAL	+101.82%	111	55	+110.46%	966	459

The Cadillac Society Take

Cadillac Mexico sales continued a positive performance, posting a new, triple-digit increase in September despite the brand’s limited inventory in the Latin American country as a result of the ongoing global semiconductor shortage. Notably, the growth in September represents the 10^th consecutive month that Cadillac has increased its sales volume in the Mexican market.

As in all previous months, the absolute leader and driver of the increase in Cadillac Mexico sales in September was the new Cadillac Escalade. The full-size luxury SUV sold 12 times more units than during the same month last year, when the fifth-generation model had not yet arrived Mexico. The results enable the model to extend its status as the brand’s best-selling model in the market.

For their part, the XT4 and XT5 crossovers sold in lower quantities than they did in September 2020 due to the lower number of units available for sale as a result of paused production due to a lack of chips.