There are no Cadillac Escalade discount offers, deals or incentives available during April 2024. Considering that this has been the status quo for over three consecutive years, this outcome is not surprising at all. In fact, the last time the luxury marque offered any sort of Escalade incentive was back in February 2021.
New Escalades consistently sell for well over $100,000 per unit on average, and the model has been the best-selling vehicle in its segment despite a lack of incentives. Considering the popularity and high profit margin of the full-size luxury SUV, it would be more surprising at this point if Caddy did decide to offer a Cadillac Escalade discount or incentive.
Additionally, a mid-cycle refresh is inbound for the Cadillac Escalade’s 2025 model year. A wide variety of changes are updates are on their way to the iconic nameplate, highlighted by an updated front fascia that takes after the all-electric Escalade IQ. Inside, the updated model will boasts a coast-to-coast screen, ditching the current model’s already impressive 38-inch OLED display. In fact, recently, Cadillac Society spotted a refreshed Escalade-V without camo, revealing key details such as turn signal indicators mounted horizontally, and vertical lighting elements on either side of the fascia, housing the daytime running lamps and forward-facing headlights.
As such, we expect the forthcoming model to stimulate interest in the Escalade, further discouraging the luxury marque from offering discounts.
For the sake of context, we’ve included pricing for the 2024 Escalade and Escalade ESV. This includes the starting MSRP for all trim levels plus the $1,695 destination charge.
2024 Cadillac Escalade
2024 Cadillac Escalade ESV
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