The full-size crossover will slot above the XT5 and below the Escalade.
JdN has served as the brand's president for the past several years.
Illustrating the compact nature of the XT4, and the midsize-ness of the XT5.
Setting a new March record for the brand in China.
Despite industry trends of engine family consolidation, we found this puzzling.
The new V8 DOHC engine doesn't signal a change in racing strategy for Cadillac.
Almost all models were in the red for the month.
A rather peculiar circumstance that limits the vehicle's global sales potential.
All the technical info we could gather on Cadillac's smallest crossover yet.
Thanks to a decision made by its parent company, General Motors.
Creating a milestone for the luxury car brand.
Representing the brand's best March sales performance since 2014:
Sales were down in the United States as well as in South Korea, while increasing in Canada.
As well as a Spotify Premium plant.
Delivering a larger surface area, higher power and iPhone compatibility.
At least 6,925 new ATSes found homes the month.
Placing the brand into the industry's fastest-growing luxury vehicle segment.
Representing the end of Cadillac's two-year-long product drought.
Here's your best look yet at the upcoming XT4.
No smartphone, Bluetooth, or cord required.
Here's everything you wanted to know about Cadillac's new CUV.
Representing a new February sales record for Cadillac in the market.
The dual overhead cam design and advanced engineering make this quite the beast.
Joining other growing international markets such as Canada and South Korea.