This all-electric flagship sedan was introduced for the 2025 model year as Cadillac’s most exclusive production vehicle in decades. First previewed as a show car in 2022, it was developed to signal the brand’s move into a new era of ultra-luxury electric mobility while also drawing heavily on Cadillac’s heritage of bespoke coachwork and handcrafted prestige. The production version is built in extremely limited numbers and is offered by inquiry, rather than as a mainstream showroom model.
The nameplate is closely tied to Cadillac’s modern reinvention: it combines a highly individualized ownership process with hand-built construction at General Motors’ Global Technical Center in Warren, Michigan. Cadillac positioned the vehicle as a showcase for custom commissioning, advanced technology, and artisanal detailing, aiming at the very top end of the luxury market. Its design language also helped bring back historic Cadillac symbolism, including the reintroduction of the Goddess motif on the model, underscoring the connection between the brand’s past and its electric future.
Because the nameplate is still in production and has not had a prior discontinued era, it represents a single continuous production period beginning with model year 2025.