Cadillac is redefining electric performance with the first-ever electric SUV to earn the V-Series badge. The 2026 Cadillac LYRIQ-V delivers the sophistication of the LYRIQ paired with the legendary speed, handling, and style of V-Series, making it the quickest Cadillac ever.

Equipped with dual-motor all-wheel drive and near-instant torque, the LYRIQ-V offers a Cadillac-estimated 615 horsepower and 650 lb.-ft. of torque. Activate Velocity Max mode with Launch Control, and you’ll go from 0–60 mph in just 3.3 seconds. With an EPA-estimated range of 285 miles, this electric performance SUV is built for both thrill and endurance.

The LYRIQ-V’s Continuous Damping Control adaptive suspension delivers signature Cadillac ride comfort with razor-sharp handling. Brembo® performance front brakes with six-piston calipers ensure confident stopping power, while 22-inch reverse-rim alloy wheels with summer-only low-profile tires add a bold, aggressive stance.

From its lower suspension and integrated lighting to the available Carbon Fiber Exterior Package, every detail signals performance. Inside, drivers are surrounded by refined luxury, including Nappa leather seating with V-Series embroidery, a leather-wrapped performance steering wheel with exclusive V-Mode controls, and bold, modern styling throughout.

The LYRIQ-V is packed with advanced features:

• V-Mode for customizable performance tuning
• Augmented Reality Head-Up Display for real-time navigation and driver information
• Super Cruise® hands-free driving technology, winner of MotorTrend’s 2025 Best Tech award

With 19.2 kW AC and DC Fast Charging capabilities, the LYRIQ-V can add up to 44 miles of range per hour at home with an available GM Energy PowerShift wall charger, or up to 75 miles in about 10 minutes at a public DC fast charging station. You’ll also enjoy access to 20,000+ Tesla® Superchargers nationwide with the available NACS DC adapter.

The 2026 Cadillac LYRIQ-V isn’t just another electric SUV—it’s a statement of luxury, innovation, and pure driving excitement.
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There’s nothing like a winding mountain road for the pure joy of driving, but long, straight stretches of highway, a little assistance can make the miles pass more easily. That’s where GM’s Super Cruise comes in, and it’s why MotorTrend named it the 2025 Best Tech winner for driver assistance.

What Is Super Cruise?

Super Cruise is a hands-free driver assistance system available on 20 Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC models. It works on about 750,000 miles of mapped roads across the U.S. and Canada (expected by the end of 2025), letting drivers take their hands off the wheel and feet off the pedals, while staying attentive, on approved routes.

Unlike other systems that try to handle every driving scenario, Super Cruise focuses on where it works best: long, open stretches of road. It keeps the vehicle centered, maintains speed, navigates curves, and can even change lanes automatically, returning you to your lane after passing, just like a courteous human driver.

Why It Stands Out

MotorTrend’s editors praised Super Cruise for its clear communication with drivers. Visual indicators, steering wheel light bars, and even vibrating seat cues make it obvious when the system is active or needs you to take over. If you don’t respond, Super Cruise safely stops the vehicle and contacts an OnStar advisor, an important safety measure for medical emergencies.

Super Cruise also works while towing, applying the same careful control to trucks with trailers as it does to SUVs without them. And unlike some systems, it doesn’t make unnecessary maneuvers or random speed changes, providing a smoother, more predictable experience.

Safety Over Showmanship

MotorTrend emphasized that the best driver assistance tech isn’t the one with the most features, it’s the one that reduces fatigue without compromising safety. In their testing, Super Cruise consistently provided value, convenience, and peace of mind, earning the trust of multiple editors who were willing to take their hands off the wheel while still keeping eyes on the road.

In innovation, user experience, safety, and practicality, GM’s Super Cruise leads the pack. As MotorTrend concluded: it’s the hands-free driving system that sets the standard, and others should follow GM’s example.

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This week, Cadillac reached a milestone in modern American luxury with the delivery of its very first CELESTIQ, a hand-built, all-electric ultra-luxury sedan tailored entirely to its owner’s personal vision. The exclusive handover took place at Cadillac House at Vanderbilt, a cutting-edge design facility within the GM Global Technical Center, where CELESTIQ clients are invited to curate their bespoke vehicle experience.

Crafted to represent the pinnacle of Cadillac design, technology, and performance, CELESTIQ is unlike any vehicle the brand has ever produced. Every model is a one-of-one, shaped through a personalized design process led by a dedicated CELESTIQ concierge, with available assistance from Cadillac’s world-class designers. The result is an individual expression of luxury, made to order and assembled by hand at GM’s newly opened Artisan Center in Warren, Michigan.

With the first delivery complete, Cadillac reaffirms its place in the upper echelon of luxury automaking, reigniting its legacy as the “Standard of the World.”

Cutting-Edge Innovation Meets Timeless Elegance

Underneath its sculpted exterior, CELESTIQ delivers serious performance:

• 655 horsepower and 646 lb-ft of torque
• 0-60 mph in just 3.7 seconds with Velocity Max
• An estimated 303 miles of all-electric range

Cadillac engineers developed CELESTIQ with a philosophy they call “Isolated Precision, blending whisper-quiet comfort with responsive handling for a uniquely refined driving experience.

With pricing starting in the mid-$300,000s, each CELESTIQ reflects an unmatched level of artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation. No two will ever be the same, and each marks a celebration of Cadillac’s heritage and future in equal measure.

As more deliveries take place in the coming months, CELESTIQ is poised to redefine the ultra-luxury electric vehicle segment — elevating Cadillac’s legacy with every uniquely personalized handoff.

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Cadillac is charging into the future of high-performance electric driving with the introduction of the all-new 2026 OPTIQ-V. As the newest member of Cadillac’s fifth-generation V-Series performance lineup, the OPTIQ-V blends all-electric innovation with unmistakable V-Series attitude, delivering exhilarating speed, precision handling, and dramatic design.

At its heart, the OPTIQ-V features dual-motor all-wheel drive, Cadillac-estimated 519 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque, along with an estimated 0–60 time of just 3.5 seconds in its Velocity Max mode. This SUV is engineered for drivers who love to push limits, offering track-worthy performance in a refined, electrified package.

Performance is further enhanced with Brembo® front brakes, Launch Control, Competitive Mode, and V-Mode, which allows drivers to save and activate personalized performance settings at the press of a steering wheel button. Cadillac’s performance-tuned suspension, tighter steering, and low-profile summer tires complete the dynamic driving experience.

The OPTIQ-V’s electric powertrain is powered by an 85-kWh battery, offering an estimated 275 miles of range on a full charge. It’s also Cadillac’s first model to integrate the North American Charging Standard (NACS) port natively, simplifying access to thousands of fast-charging stations across the continent.

Visually, the OPTIQ-V exudes power and sophistication with 21-inch satin graphite wheels, unique blue design accents, carbon fiber exterior trim, and V-Series badging throughout. The available Carbon Fiber Package adds a front splitter, rear diffuser, and rear spoiler for an even more aggressive edge. New exterior color options include Magnus Metal Frost, a matte metallic gray, and Deep Ocean Tintcoat.

Inside, the OPTIQ-V’s cabin is designed for immersive luxury and control. Drivers can choose from two bold interior palettes, each accented with Santorini Blue stitching, recycled performance fabric inserts, and laser-etched V-Series detailing. A standard 33-inch advanced LED display, 19-speaker AKG Studio Audio system with Dolby Atmos®, and ambient lighting tied to drive modes enhance the experience.

Cutting-edge tech continues with standard Super Cruise™ hands-free driving (three years of OnStar connected service included), Google built-in infotainment, and a full suite of safety features including Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Zone Steering Assist, and Enhanced Automatic Parking.

With a starting MSRP of $68,795, the 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ-V will be available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Middle East, and Israel, with production set to begin in fall 2025.

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When it comes to driving, most of us would say we prefer to be behind the wheel. After all, nothing beats the thrill of a twisty mountain road or the satisfaction of tackling a scenic route on your own terms. But let’s be honest: not every drive is exciting. Long, straight stretches of highway can be tedious, and that’s where advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) come in. While many automakers offer hands-on help, none has impressed MotorTrend’s editors quite like General Motors’ Super Cruise, which is why it has earned the title of 2025 MotorTrend Best Tech Winner for Driver Assistance.

So, what sets Super Cruise apart? For those unfamiliar, Super Cruise allows drivers to take their hands off the steering wheel and feet off the pedals on certain mapped highways. Unlike some systems that attempt to handle all driving scenarios, Super Cruise is thoughtfully designed for where it works best: long-distance highway travel. The key to its success lies in its precision and scope — Super Cruise isn’t a free-for-all like Tesla’s Full Self Driving (FSD), but it’s far from limited. By the end of 2025, GM expects Super Cruise to operate on about 750,000 miles of mapped roads across the U.S. and Canada—nearly double the coverage offered in 2022.

But range alone didn’t earn Super Cruise the top spot. What truly makes it a standout is how it supports attentive driving while making highway miles less fatiguing. We’ve all experienced that moment of realizing we can’t quite remember the last few miles. A sign of highway hypnosis. Super Cruise helps prevent that by managing speed, steering, and lane positioning, so drivers can focus on what matters most: scanning ahead for hazards and staying alert. It strikes the right balance, offering relief from the monotony of long drives without dulling driver engagement.

The system’s thoughtful design goes beyond the basics. Super Cruise can change lanes automatically with a tap of the turn signal, like other high-end ADAS systems. But it takes it a step further: after passing slower traffic, it automatically returns the vehicle to its proper lane. Even when towing, something that would make most of us hesitate to remove our hands from the wheel, Super Cruise performs with confidence and control, applying the same careful logic as an experienced driver.

“We believe the best driver assistance tech isn’t the one that promises to do the most; it’s the one that reduces fatigue without compromising safety,” says the MotorTrend team.

Another standout feature of Super Cruise is how it communicates with drivers. Clear signals, including illuminated steering wheel bars, dash icons, and subtle seat vibrations, make it easy to know when Super Cruise is engaged and when it needs you to take over. If a driver fails to respond to these escalating alerts, Super Cruise will gently bring the vehicle to a stop and contact OnStar for assistance. In short: it’s designed to earn your trust, not demand it.

In selecting the Best Tech winner, MotorTrend evaluated innovation, ease of use, value, safety, and privacy. Super Cruise excelled in every category, offering a driver assistance experience that’s not just impressive on paper, but genuinely useful and confidence-inspiring on the road.

As Super Cruise continues to evolve, available on 20 Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC models and expanding its mapped coverage, MotorTrend hopes other manufacturers take note. For long drives and daily commutes alike, GM has set a new benchmark for what driver assistance technology should be.

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Cadillac’s vision for Formula One is no longer just ambition, it’s in motion. At a star-studded event in Miami, TWG Motorsports CEO Dan Towriss took the stage in an all-white suit at the exclusive “Cadillac Club” celebration, marking the official entry of the Cadillac Formula One Team for the 2026 season. The event, complete with a performance by Janelle Monáe and appearances from stars like Terry Crews, reflected the brand’s bold intent to make a mark on the global motorsports stage.

What felt like a distant hope just a year ago has now become a reality. Thanks to General Motors’ deep motorsport heritage and strong support, Cadillac has earned its place on the F1 grid, overcoming the challenges that previously kept new teams out. The mood has shifted from resistance to welcome, as even rival teams’ personnel gathered to celebrate Cadillac’s arrival.

“The environment has changed. The past is the past—we’re now welcome on the grid,” said Towriss. “We appreciate that and are focused on building something special.”

That work is well underway. The team has already delivered its first chassis for 2026 homologation testing, a crucial step to ensure the car meets Formula One’s strict safety and design standards. Development is progressing on schedule, with a full chassis now allowing more advanced testing. While Cadillac will use Ferrari power units for its first three seasons, GM’s Performance Power Units LLC—approved by the FIA as a supplier for 2029 — signals a long-term plan for an all-American engine solution.

“We want to race a car built in America, powered by an American engine,” said team principal Graeme Lowdon. “It’ll take time, but that’s the goal—and we’re on the right path.”

Cadillac’s F1 effort is backed by a growing workforce. From an initial satellite base in Silverstone focused on aerodynamics, the team now boasts nearly 400 employees and expects to reach around 600 by 2026. New U.S. facilities are coming online, including an F1 headquarters in Fishers, Indiana, and a power unit facility in Concord, North Carolina—right in the heart of NASCAR country. These sites will not only serve engineering and manufacturing needs but could also become destinations for American F1 fans eager to connect with a homegrown team.

The global nature of F1 means Cadillac’s operations stretch beyond U.S. borders. The team uses Silverstone’s expertise for wind tunnel modeling and design, while planning for U.S.-based production to take the lead in the coming years. As Lowdon put it:

“We’re blending iconic American spirit with the best of global motorsport DNA.”

Looking ahead, Cadillac’s definition of success goes beyond the scoreboard. The team aims to make an impact on and off the track—building a strong fanbase, attracting key American sponsors, and standing out with a fresh, bold approach. While the driver lineup and commercial partnerships are still under wraps, interest from brands new to F1 has been strong, signaling Cadillac’s unique appeal.

“This is more than just joining the grid—we want to move Formula One forward in a bold, innovative way,” said Towriss. “We respect the challenge. We know it won’t be easy. But we’re ready.”

With less than a year until its debut race, Cadillac Formula One Team is racing toward the future—determined to write a new chapter in American motorsports history.

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Looking to go electric for your next vehicle? Now through July 31, eligible Wholesale Club members can save up to $1,250 on the purchase or lease of select new Cadillac EVs during the Cadillac Limited-Time Special Event. This exclusive offer, which launched at the start of this month, can be combined with available manufacturer incentives, offering even more value to members.

Here’s how it works:

Gold Star and Business Members receive $1,000 off eligible Cadillac models

Executive Members receive $1,250 off eligible Cadillac models

To redeem, simply visit CostcoAuto.com, register for the offer, and receive a promo code and certificate. Present these at Heritage Cadillac to claim your savings and drive home in your next EV in style!

Eligible Cadillac EV Models:

• 2025 Cadillac Optiq
• 2026 Cadillac Vistiq
• 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ

Note: While every model in this promotion is all-electric, the Cadillac LYRIQ is not currently included in the offer.

Additionally, members enrolled in the GM Rewards program can earn 10,000 to 12,000 bonus points when taking advantage of this offer — adding even more value to your new Cadillac purchase or lease.

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading to an electric Cadillac, this limited-time offer is the perfect opportunity to save big while going green in style! 

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Cadillac is officially shifting into high gear. Ahead of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, the Cadillac Formula 1 Team offered fans a thrilling first look at its new logo, marking a bold step forward as the team prepares to hit the FIA Formula One World Championship grid in 2026.

The unveiling, presented in a dynamic video release, showcases more than just a logo — it introduces a brand identity deeply rooted in Cadillac’s American heritage and forward-thinking design. Formed through the powerful partnership between TWG Motorsports and General Motors, the team embodies ambition, precision, and a uniquely American spirit on motorsport’s biggest stage.

“Cadillac is honored to share the F1 stage with the best luxury brands from around the world,” said GM President Mark Reuss. “It’s a brand whose legacy on and off the track is filled with innovation, technological precision, and timeless beauty. Our journey has been long but from the very beginning, it has been about ambition… audacity… and now acceleration.”

As Cadillac prepares to enter the most elite racing league in the world, the new logo signals a fusion of performance, luxury, and American pride—a fitting tribute to a brand known for its bold moves and relentless innovation.

Stay tuned as Cadillac races toward its 2026 debut—and brings a new chapter of American excellence to Formula 1.

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Cadillac continues to electrify the luxury SUV space with compelling offers and notable upgrades to the 2025 Lyriq — making this spring the perfect time to step into the future of luxury driving.

Cadillac is inviting drivers to make the switch with a $2,000 Competitive Cash Allowance available toward the purchase or lease of a new Lyriq. This offer is extended to current owners or lessees of select luxury and mainstream competitors, including Audi, BMW, Lexus, Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Genesis, and more. Whether you’re coming from a traditional luxury nameplate or a tech-forward EV brand, Cadillac is making the transition even more rewarding.

In addition to the conquest cash, exclusive Cadillac of Greenwich lease offers remain available on the all-electric Cadillac LYRIQ. Cadillac has also expanded lease availability for the performance-focused 2026 LYRIQ-V, offering more flexibility for drivers looking to go all-electric with added excitement.

The 2025 Cadillac LYRIQ arrives with quiet but impactful changes:

• Trim Update: The base Tech trim has been discontinued, with Luxury 1 now serving as the new entry point.
• More Personality: New exterior color options and three accent packages—Blue, Bronze, and Red—let drivers further customize their LYRIQ.
• Enhanced Comfort: A new front passenger memory seat feature adds a touch of thoughtful luxury.
• Vibrant Ambience: Ambient lighting now includes 100 new color options.
• Streamlined Design: The underhood beauty cover has been removed to simplify the vehicle’s structure and reduce parts usage.

Cadillac has increased the LYRIQ’s horsepower and range for 2025, while reducing the number of parts by 24% compared to the previous model. Though winter efficiency still shows room for improvement despite the inclusion of a heat pump, overall performance gains mark a positive evolution.

In a welcome move, launch pricing for the 2025 LYRIQ is lower across the board — ranging from $2,000 to $2,700 less than the 2024 model. For instance, the Luxury 1 RWD trim starts at $59,990, making high-end electric luxury more attainable than ever. A slight $100 increase in destination freight charges brings the total to $1,495, but overall value remains strong.

If you’re looking to test drive the 2025 LYRIQ for yourself, click here to view our current inventory and schedule your test drive today. 

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Cadillac is charging ahead with its electric future, aiming for EVs to make up between 30 to 35 percent of its total sales in 2025; a significant leap from the 18 percent EV share it achieved in 2024. This ambitious target comes at a time when overall demand for electric vehicles in the U.S. remains mixed, but Cadillac sees a clear path forward.

Brad Franz, Cadillac’s Director of Marketing, remains optimistic about the brand’s direction. “We’re not introducing these vehicles just to shift buyers from gas to electric,” Franz said. “This is about growing the business.” He emphasized the growing momentum around EV adoption, noting that Cadillac plans to ride that wave by offering a robust mix of both electric and traditional models.

In Q4 of 2024, EVs like the Cadillac Lyriq crossover and the all-electric Escalade IQ represented 17.8 percent of the brand’s total sales. While the ultra-luxury Celestiq plays a more niche role, the upcoming EV portfolio is set to expand with the arrival of new models such as the Optiq, Vistiq, high-performance Lyriq-V, and the extended Escalade IQL.

Franz highlighted the importance of the Optiq and Escalade IQ in Cadillac’s strategy. “Optiq will be our entry point for EVs—more attainable and approachable—while the Escalade IQ takes everything people love about the nameplate and brings it into the electric era,” he said. “Both are expected to gain traction quickly.”

In addition to expanding its EV offerings, Cadillac is gradually phasing out internal combustion engine (ICE) models to accelerate the shift. With a growing electric lineup and continued phase-out of gas-powered vehicles, Cadillac is positioning itself to be a major player in the luxury EV space—and it’s aiming to bring new customers along for the ride.

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