Cadillac Models

Cadillac’s limousine story begins in the brand’s early closed-body era. In 1910, Cadillac added a closed-body design identified as a limousine to its standard catalog, marking one of the earliest formal-luxury body st...

This all-electric Cadillac crossover was introduced as the brand’s opening move into its modern EV era, debuting publicly as a 2023 model and reaching customers after launch preparations in 2022. Cadillac positioned i...

This all-electric Cadillac SUV was introduced for the 2025 model year as a new entry point in the brand’s EV lineup. Cadillac first previewed it in late 2023 and then formally revealed the production model in 2024, po...

Introduced for the 1976 model year, this Cadillac nameplate was created as the brand’s smaller, more contemporary luxury sedan at a time when imported luxury cars were gaining momentum in the U.S. market. It gave Cadi...

Cadillac introduced this nameplate for the 2004 model year as a luxury crossover aimed at buyers who wanted Cadillac styling and a more versatile body style than a traditional sedan. The original version arrived durin...

Cadillac’s stretch limousine entry is best understood as a coachbuilt specialty vehicle rather than a regular showroom model. In modern GM incomplete-vehicle documentation, the designation appears as a Cadillac stretc...

This Cadillac nameplate was launched for the 2005 model year as the brand’s modern rear-wheel-drive luxury sedan, replacing the long-running Seville-era sedan at the top of Cadillac’s mainstream lineup. It was positio...

Introduced for the 2026 model year, this all-electric Cadillac nameplate marked a new addition to the brand’s SUV lineup rather than a revival of an older model. Cadillac announced it in late 2024 as a luxury three-ro...

This two-seat luxury roadster arrived for the 2004 model year and was positioned as a modern halo car for Cadillac, blending grand-touring comfort with a more overt performance character than the brand’s traditional f...

This compact luxury SUV nameplate arrived for the 2019 model year as an all-new addition to Cadillac’s XT crossover lineup, positioned below the larger XT5 and aimed at buyers who wanted a smaller, more urban-friendly...

Cadillac introduced the XT5 for the 2017 model year as its new midsize luxury crossover, positioning it as the successor to the SRX and part of the brand’s newer alphanumeric SUV naming era. The nameplate marked Cadil...

This Cadillac nameplate entered the market for the 2020 model year as the brand’s first three-row crossover in this size class, aimed at buyers who wanted a more upscale, family-friendly SUV than the two-row midsize m...

Introduced for the 2013 model year, this full-size luxury sedan was Cadillac’s answer to the need for a single, modern flagship sedan to bridge the space once occupied by the brand’s earlier large front-wheel-drive mo...