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Next-Generation 2025 Cadillac XT5 Caught Testing Once Again

Next-Generation 2025 Cadillac XT5 Caught Testing Once Again

The 2025 Cadillac XT5 will represent a generational shift for the nameplate, featuring an all-new exterior design and interior environment to spice up the luxury crossover’s looks, comfort and performance. While this model will (unfortunately) only be offered in the Chinese market, Cadillac Society spotted a prototype of the forthcoming XT5 undergoing testing stateside, roughly three months after we caught another next-gen XT5 prototype.

Heavy camouflage conceals most of the 2025 Cadillac XT5, particularly heavy around the front fascia, doors, and rear end from spoiler to valance. Placeholder headlights are affixed to the front end, and while these aren’t indicative of the exact lighting elements that will make it to the production model, they give a good idea of how these lights will be arranged in a vertical orientation on either side of the grille. Speaking of the grille, we can see the new crosshatched mesh design behind a gap in the camo, which closely resembles that of the refreshed 2024 Cadillac XT4

However, this particular 2025 Cadillac XT5 prototype does feature one notable difference over the prototype we spied earlier: it has a new set of wheels that haven’t been seen previously, with multiple spokes arranged in six sections of three spokes, as opposed to the split-spoke design found on prior prototypes

The 2025 Cadillac XT5 appears to be approximately the same size as the outgoing model, but its interior will receive a complete overhaul and will feature a large monitor spanning the instrument cluster to the center stack, much like the 2024 XT4

The 2025 Cadillac XT5 will ride on the C1-2 platform and, according to our current intel, won’t be offered outside of China, where its development is taking. That being said, the 2024 Cadillac XT5 for the North American market will soldier on without any major changes over its predecessor before it is discontinued, with the model indirectly replaced by the all-electric Cadillac Lyriq.

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Alexandra is a Colorado-based journalist with a passion for all things involving horsepower, be it automotive or equestrian.

11 Comments

  1. If Cadillac is not going to sell us the xt5 for 2025 then you should stop giving updates on a vehicle we can’t purchase!!!

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    • I agree 100% with you.

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  2. STOP, STOP with the B S updates sbout the XT5!!!!
    If Cadillac does not care about the American customer….why shold we care about the XT5?

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  3. WHO CARES ???
    If the new XT5 is not going to be available in this country, why report on it. The fact that Cadillac is ignoring its loyal customer base and catering to the Chinese market, will bite them on the ass…mark my words.

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    • 👏👏👏👏

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  4. It is absolutely ridiculous that the new 2025 XT5 is not going to be offered in the U.S. I think we would all like to know why. ??? I have a 2015 SRX that I love but keep waiting each year to see a new model. Not everyone wants an electric car.I bought a Cadillac due to the smoothness of the drive. It would be nice if we could find out exactly why.???

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  5. ^^^ Good points, gentlemen.

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  6. What are we going to be able to get in 2025 when the XT5 is gone?

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  7. I’ve been a loyal Cadillac customer for over 25 years but I’m going to buy a Lincoln if China gets the new 2025 XT5 instead of the U.S.A. this is stupid!

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  8. Amen. If the ‘25 XT5 isn’t available in the US market and we will be limited to the new electric Lyric, I could be faced with buying a Lincoln. I would probably prefer a Cadillac, but the Lincoln would be acceptable.

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  9. First time Cadillac owner, purchased used XT5 Premium Luxury, now 5 years old and 200,000 km and no problems, love it. Bad move Cadillac not to continue, I agree with everyone else………Lincoln, beef up production your sales are about to go up, maybe you can hire some Cadillac employees that will be out of work.

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