Cadillac is undergoing a dramatic transformation. While the brand has sharpened its performance edge with the potent CT5-V Blackwing and its Precision Package, the luxury automaker is firmly focused on a broader strategy.
This involves a careful balance between the classic sedan and the burgeoning SUV and truck segments, all while embracing the electric future.
The refreshed CT5 sedan, including the performance-oriented CT5-V and flagship Blackwing models, sits alongside a growing electric lineup featuring the base Optiq, the family-oriented Vistiq, and the iconic Escalade and Escalade IQ, both available in standard and long-wheelbase, gasoline-powered and electric variants.
These vehicles boast striking new designs and opulent interiors dominated by expansive LED screens. While the CT5 sedan is likely to remain a top seller globally outside North America, the Escalade’s dominance in the US continues unabated.
The upcoming refreshed 2025 model poses a significant challenge to the 2024 Lincoln Navigator. For those already owning a fifth-generation Escalade, a digital artist has offered a tantalizing alternative: a convertible version.
This virtual creation showcases a bold yet impractical design, featuring a massive five-piece soft top and intricate rear seat mechanism, highlighting the boundless creativity of the digital world.
