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Cadillac’s electric future is not on the horizon. It is here, and it is extraordinary. With five distinct electric vehicles spanning from a compelling luxury compact SUV to a hand-built, one-of-a-kind sedan, the 2026 Cadillac EV lineup represents one of the most ambitious and refined collections of electric vehicles from any luxury brand in the world. Every model comes standard with Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology, and the lineup spans all-electric ranges of up to an estimated 465 miles. Here is a closer look at each one. 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ The OPTIQ serves as Cadillac’s entry point into electric luxury, and it makes a strong first impression. This compact SUV is offered across five trim levels with rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive on most trims. Rear-wheel-drive models deliver an EPA-estimated 317 miles of range with 315 horsepower, while all-wheel-drive models step up to 440 horsepower and 498 lb-ft of torque. The OPTIQ V-Series pushes things further with 519 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque, paired with a sport-tuned adaptive suspension. Standard across the lineup are a 19-speaker AKG audio system, an available 33-inch Horizon Display with Google Built-In compatibility, and up to 57 cubic feet of maximum cargo space. Upper trims add a head-up display, ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, and choreographed exterior lighting. 2026 Cadillac LYRIQ The LYRIQ has quickly established itself as one of the most talked-about vehicles in the midsize luxury SUV segment, and the 2026 model continues to raise the bar. Eight trim levels are offered across rear-wheel and all-wheel drive configurations, with EPA-estimated range up to 326 miles. Standard LYRIQ models produce up to 515 horsepower in AWD configuration, while the LYRIQ-V takes performance to another level entirely with 615 horsepower, 650 lb-ft of torque, and a 0 to 60 mph time of just 3.3 seconds, making it the quickest road-legal Cadillac ever produced. Every LYRIQ comes with the stunning 33-inch Horizon Display, Super Cruise, a Sky Glass roof with power sunshade, and LED headlamps with IntelliBeam. The LYRIQ-V adds Brembo front brakes, launch control, adaptive dampers, a dual-plane augmented reality head-up display, and 22-inch reverse-rim wheels. 2026 Cadillac VISTIQ For families who need three rows without compromising on performance or luxury, the VISTIQ delivers in every sense of the word. Standard dual-motor all-wheel drive produces 615 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque, reaching 60 mph in just 3.7 seconds with Velocity Max engaged. Towing capacity reaches up to 5,000 pounds with available equipment. Four trim levels are offered, with every model including the 33-inch Horizon Display, Super Cruise, a 23-speaker sound system, and heated, ventilated, and massaging front seats. The Platinum trim adds an adaptive air ride suspension, rear-wheel steering, augmented reality head-up display, and Night Vision technology. EPA-estimated range reaches 300 miles on Premium Luxury and Platinum trims. 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQ and IQL The Escalade IQ brings Cadillac’s most iconic nameplate fully into the electric era, and it does so without compromise. With a battery pack exceeding 200 kWh, the Escalade IQ delivers a Cadillac-estimated 465 miles of range, the longest of any all-electric SUV, while supporting DC fast charging at up to 350 kW. Power output reaches 750 horsepower and 785 lb-ft of torque, with a 0 to 60 mph time of 4.7 seconds. The standard Escalade IQ seats seven and features the iconic pillar-to-pillar 55-inch display, four-wheel steering, a 21-speaker AKG sound system, and a panoramic glass roof. The Premium Sport adds power-opening doors, a 38-speaker audio system, 24-inch wheels, magnetic ride control, and 18-inch brake rotors. For those who need even more interior space, the Escalade IQL stretches an additional 4.2 inches for added passenger comfort, with a Cadillac-estimated 460 miles of range. 2026 Cadillac CELESTIQ At the pinnacle of the Cadillac EV lineup sits the CELESTIQ, a hand-built, custom-commissioned ultra-luxury electric sedan that represents the absolute highest expression of what Cadillac is capable of. Built by hand in Detroit and featuring more than 275 patented and patent-pending technologies, every CELESTIQ is a one-of-a-kind vehicle designed in collaboration with its owner at Cadillac House at Vanderbilt, a world-class design facility in New York City. Standard appointments include five interactive displays anchored by a 55-inch dashboard panel, a Smart Skyglass Roof, four-zone climate control, Super Cruise, magnetic dampers, rear-wheel steering, and an air suspension system. The dual-motor AWD system delivers 655 horsepower and a 0 to 60 time of 3.7 seconds, with a Cadillac-estimated 303 miles of range. Each client works with a dedicated concierge throughout the entire commissioning process, ensuring that no two CELESTIQ vehicles are ever alike. With an amazing lineup of electric options for any family or situation, you’re sure to find the perfect match at Heritage Cadillac. This informational blog post is presented by Heritage Cadillac in Morrow, GA on October 20th, 2026. Information regarding our current inventory may not apply. Please click here for our most current new inventory.

When the Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s MAC-26 streaks down the straight at 200-plus miles per hour, something remarkable is happening beneath the surface. Every fraction of a second, the car is collecting, processing, and transmitting a staggering volume of data to engineers around the world, all in pursuit of the tiniest competitive advantage that could make the difference between a podium and a points finish. The Cadillac F1 car is unlike any other racing machine on the planet. Experts estimate there could be more than 10 miles of wiring contained within the MAC-26, every strand tasked with measuring and communicating the performance of individual vehicle components down to the millisecond. Sensors monitor engine power output, tire pressures, aerodynamic airflow around the bodywork, and every minute change in direction as the car navigates each corner of the circuit. All of that information is broadcast simultaneously to engineers at the track and to the Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s engineering headquarters in both Silverstone, England and Charlotte, North Carolina, creating a real-time global network of expertise focused on one goal: making the car faster. The information flowing out of the MAC-26 does not just paint a picture of how the car is performing at the moment. It guides the engineering team’s decisions in real time during a race, whether that means adjusting a driver’s brake bias from the pit wall, changing fuel mapping strategies, or planning a tire change window. Between races, that same data feeds directly into the GM Driver In Loop simulator in Charlotte, where drivers and engineers use it to practice and prepare for the next circuit on the calendar. The precision required to manage this information flow under race conditions is immense. “It’s definitely a weight on our shoulders,” says Ryan Tincher, IT Operations Manager at GM Motorsports. “But it’s not anything the team shies away from. It’s part of what brings everybody back every weekend.” What makes this story so compelling is not just the technology itself but what it represents: an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and the relentless pursuit of performance. That same philosophy, finding every possible advantage through engineering excellence and data-driven refinement, is woven into the DNA of every vehicle Cadillac produces. The MAC-26 is the most visible expression of what Cadillac’s engineering culture is capable of when given the most demanding stage in motorsport. And the lessons learned on that stage find their way back into the vehicles on our showroom floor.

In the world of full-size luxury SUVs, there are contenders, and there is the benchmark. The Cadillac Escalade has held that benchmark position for decades, and when you put it side by side with the competition, it is easy to understand why. From performance and interior refinement to technology and ownership experience, the Escalade consistently leads the segment in the ways that matter most. Performance That Sets the Standard When drivers compare the Escalade to competitors like the Lincoln Navigator or the BMW X7, the difference in driving character is immediately apparent. The Escalade's robust V8 engine delivers smooth, effortless power that makes light work of everything from Atlanta’s busy streets to long highway stretches. Available Magnetic Ride Control reads the road thousands of times per second, adjusting the suspension in real time to absorb imperfections and deliver a composed, confident ride that most competitors simply cannot match. This is performance engineered for both everyday driving and long-distance comfort, not one at the expense of the other. An Interior in a Class of Its Own Step inside the Escalade and the gap between it and vehicles like the Lexus LX or the INFINITI QX80 becomes even clearer. Premium materials are found on every surface, from authentic wood veneers to hand-finished leather appointments that create a genuinely luxurious environment for every occupant. The Escalade's third-row legroom surpasses many of its rivals, ensuring that passengers in every row enjoy a first-class experience rather than an afterthought. The cabin is notably quiet as well, providing a sanctuary from the outside world that is difficult to replicate at any price point. Technology That Competitors Have Yet to Match The Escalade's technology suite is one of its most compelling differentiators, particularly when measured against offerings from Range Rover or the Mercedes-Benz GLS. The industry's first curved OLED display delivers a total viewing area with twice the pixel density of a 4K television, offering a clarity and immersion that rivals have yet to replicate. Available Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology brings a level of sophistication to long-distance driving that most other manufacturers are still working to develop. In the Escalade, it is already here, already refined, and already available at Heritage Cadillac. Expect the Best at Heritage Cadillac Choosing the Escalade is only the beginning of the experience we offer at Heritage Cadillac. Our team is committed to making every aspect of ownership as exceptional as the vehicle itself. Whether you prefer to start the financing process online or sit down with one of our managers in person, we work with complete transparency to find the right solution for your lifestyle and budget. Every customer who walks through our doors is treated as a priority, not a transaction. We also offer Premium Pickup and Delivery service, so keeping your Escalade properly maintained never has to disrupt your schedule. From our expert service technicians to our state-of-the-art showroom, every part of the Heritage experience is designed with your ownership journey in mind. This informational blog post is presented by Heritage Cadillac in Morrow, GA. Please click here for our most current new inventory.

It was a race full of drama, resilience, and ultimately triumph for the Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA at the Lone Star Le Mans. In one of the most competitive rounds of the FIA World Endurance Championship season, Cadillac's two entries delivered a performance that showcased exactly what this program is made of, with the No. 38 earning the team's best finish of the season with a well-deserved second place result. The trio of Jack Aitken, Sébastien Bourdais, and Earl Bamber qualified second and raced at the front throughout the six-hour event, at one point leading the field before a series of safety car periods erased the gap they had built and dropped them down the order. Rather than accept the setback, the team regrouped and fought back with a strong final stint, crossing the finish line in third before being promoted to second place following a five-second penalty handed to the No. 35 Alpine for an unsafe release. "We kept yo-yoing back and forth from the lead to further down the top ten, and it was hard to see where we were going to end up," Aitken said. "But we managed to fight through and secure a fantastic podium on home soil." Bamber echoed the sentiment: "The team executed a perfect race. We were leading at one stage and managed to fight back through a strategy disadvantage twice with the safety cars. Everyone is really happy." Bourdais summed it up perfectly: "To fight back to P2 out of that is a really good result for the whole team. We keep chipping away and aim to get more points in the final few races of the season." Starting from P15 after a difficult qualifying session, the No. 12 crew of Will Stevens, Norman Nato, and Ricky Taylor faced an uphill battle from the opening lap. Going with an alternate pit strategy to separate themselves from the front runners, the car made steady progress through the field before a poorly timed virtual safety car and a late five-second penalty for a track limits infringement complicated their afternoon. Despite it all, the team held on to finish ninth in class, collecting valuable championship points for Cadillac. "From where we started, finishing in the points is a big positive for the manufacturer championship," Nato said. "Two podiums in a row for the team is a great result and we keep pushing." Cadillac Racing Program Manager Keely Bosn captured the spirit of the weekend perfectly: "What a race and an incredible effort from the entire team today. The team never gave up, and the second place result is a great reminder to always fight until the very end." Back-to-back podium results for the Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA program is a clear sign of momentum, and the championship battle is very much alive heading into the final rounds of the season. The same fighting spirit and pursuit of excellence that drives Cadillac on the world's greatest racing circuits lives in every vehicle on our showroom floor.

Cadillac has always stood for the finest in American luxury, and a bold new program is taking that commitment to an entirely new level. Meet Curated by Cadillac ESCALADE IQ, an ultra-exclusive, concierge-led customization experience that brings the hand-built artistry of the legendary CELESTIQ to Cadillac's all-electric flagship SUV. This is not a trim level or an options package. This is a genuinely bespoke vehicle, built to reflect the individual taste of a single client, guided every step of the way by Cadillac's expert design team. The scope of personalization available through the Curated by Cadillac program is genuinely extraordinary. Clients work with a dedicated design concierge who guides the entire customization journey from initial inspiration through final configuration, ensuring every choice is intentional and cohesive. On the exterior, clients can choose from more than 160 premium colors and finishes, spanning solids, metallics, tri-coats, frosts, and mattes, each hand-painted to Cadillac's most elevated quality standards. Inside, an expanded palette of up to 44 interior colors can be applied across all three rows of seating, the center console, and floor mats, creating a cabin environment that is truly one of a kind. Every Curated by Cadillac ESCALADE IQ is marked with a unique VIN and an exclusive serialized builder's badge, ensuring that no two vehicles are alike and that each one carries the distinction of true handcrafted artistry. The ESCALADE IQ at the heart of this program is no ordinary electric vehicle. With a Cadillac-estimated 465 miles of range, up to 750 horsepower and 785 lb-ft of torque in Velocity Max mode, and a 0 to 60 mph time of 4.7 seconds, it delivers the kind of effortless, commanding performance that ESCALADE owners expect and then some. A breathtaking 55-inch Horizon display keeps driver and passengers connected and informed, while Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology, backed by a three-year OnStar Super Cruise plan, brings confidence to every mile. Available vehicle-to-home bidirectional charging with compatible GM Energy products makes daily charging as seamless as the rest of the ownership experience. Every Curated by Cadillac ESCALADE IQ is hand-built at Cadillac's Artisan Center in Warren, Michigan for the 2027 model year, available in the U.S. and Canada with deliveries expected to begin in the second half of 2027. The Curated by Cadillac package is priced at $54,995, in addition to the vehicle MSRP. For those who want a preview of what is possible, a Curated by Cadillac ESCALADE IQ concept was on display at The Quail in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California on August 14, 2026, one of the most prestigious automotive gatherings in the world. Interested in learning more about the Curated by Cadillac ESCALADE IQ experience? Contact the team at Heritage Cadillac today. Availability is ultra-limited by design, and this is the kind of opportunity that will not wait. We would be honored to guide you through the process.

Behind every Formula 1 car is a team of engineers, strategists, and drivers working around the clock to find every last fraction of a second. For the Cadillac Formula 1 Team, one of those key contributors is not a seasoned racing veteran or a former Grand Prix driver. He is a teenager from Michigan named Aiden Price, and his story is one of the most remarkable in motorsport right now. It started with a vacation. When Cadillac F1 sim driver and Indianapolis 500 winner Simon Pagenaud needed time off during the team's intense pre-debut preparations, someone had to step in to keep the virtual laps going. Matt Borland, Director of Motorsport Competition Programs for Cadillac, turned to Greg Price, a Design and Manufacturing Manager for GM Motorsports, with an unconventional suggestion: what about his son? At just 14 years old, Aiden Price had already built an impressive racing resume with multiple wins in micro sprints on short oval tracks and a reputation as one of the most technically capable young drivers on iRacing, the world's premier online sim-racing platform. He had even developed a side business creating and selling custom car setups to other iRacing drivers online. With permission from his high school principal, Greg pulled Aiden out of class for an evaluation in front of the Cadillac F1 team. Within 15 minutes, the team had seen enough. They asked the question any teenager would love to hear: "Any chance you can miss school tomorrow?" Aiden is now enrolled in online high school, giving him the flexible schedule needed to work alongside Cadillac's professional sim drivers Pagenaud and former Formula 1 driver Pietro Fittipaldi. The learning curve has been steep. A modern Formula 1 car involves thousands of variables and a cockpit full of electronic adjustments that can dramatically alter the way the car behaves from corner to corner. "It took me a long time to learn what everything did," Aiden says, "but once you understand it all, it makes sense." Much of that understanding came long before Cadillac ever entered Formula 1. Growing up alongside his father Greg, Aiden spent years learning the nuances of car setup in both the real and virtual worlds. "I've always worked with him on setting up cars," Greg says. "He's very in tune with everything we do on our race cars." In Formula 1, official on-track practice time is tightly restricted by series regulations, making simulator work absolutely essential. "You can run them all the time, try new things, and figure out what works, from driving techniques to setups," Greg explains. "That's how the Cadillac MAC-26 Formula 1 car was developed. Every single detail was built in simulation, and from there, it went to the UK to be manufactured." The real-world impact of Aiden's simulator work has already been felt at race weekends. In the buildup to the 2026 Miami Grand Prix, Aiden was testing a virtual suspension upgrade for the MAC-26 when the team decided they needed the new parts built and shipped to Miami overnight. Greg received the call after hours, arranged for the parts to be manufactured, and caught the first flight to Miami, arriving at the track with components that Aiden had helped develop in the simulator just the day before. "It was a neat thing to see," Greg recalls. Aiden's contributions extend beyond Formula 1. He has also logged simulator laps for both the Cadillac LMDh and Chevrolet INDYCAR programs at the GM Motorsports Charlotte Technical Center, contributing to a collaborative approach that connects learnings across all of GM's racing disciplines. The same pursuit of performance and precision that drives the Cadillac Formula 1 Team lives in every vehicle on our showroom floor. Stop by Heritage Cadillac to experience that commitment for yourself.

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA is headed back to Brazil with its sights set on another standout performance in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) as the team prepares for the Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo at the legendary Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos. The event holds special significance for Cadillac Racing. Last season, the team delivered a historic 1-2 finish—the first by a U.S. manufacturer in the Hypercar class of the FIA WEC. The milestone victory marked Cadillac's first-ever WEC win and showcased the performance of the Cadillac V-Series.R on the global stage. This year, the No. 38 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA V-Series.R will be piloted by Jack Aitken, Earl Bamber, and Sébastien Bourdais, while Norman Nato and Will Stevens will share driving duties in the No. 12 entry as Alex Lynn continues his recovery. Following a strong showing at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where Cadillac demonstrated impressive speed throughout the race, the team enters São Paulo with confidence and momentum. Cadillac Racing Program Manager Keely Bosn noted that last year's victory was more than just a race win—it reinforced Cadillac's ability to compete with the world's best while providing valuable insights that help shape future performance and technology. Drivers from both Cadillac entries are equally eager to return to the iconic Brazilian circuit. Several reflected on the unforgettable atmosphere, passionate fans, and memorable podium celebration following last year's victory, while others are excited to experience the challenging Interlagos track for the first time. The Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo promises another exciting chapter in Cadillac Racing's pursuit of championship success. As the team looks to build on last year's breakthrough victory, fans can expect another determined effort from the Cadillac V-Series.R as it continues to compete among the world's premier endurance racing teams.

What happens when two world-class Formula 1® drivers, two high-performance Cadillac V-Series vehicles, and a racetrack come together? An unforgettable showdown. Cadillac recently released a new YouTube video featuring Cadillac Formula 1® Team drivers Valtteri Bottas and Sergio "Checo" Pérez as they go head-to-head in a friendly competition behind the wheel of two of Cadillac's most exciting performance models. The challenge begins with the all-electric Cadillac OPTIQ-V luxury performance SUV, where both drivers tackle a demanding precision slalom course that puts the vehicle's agility and handling to the test. Next, they climb into the exhilarating Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing performance sedan for a flying lap around the circuit, showcasing the incredible capability and engineering of Cadillac's V-Series lineup. Keeping a close eye on every fraction of a second is Cadillac V-Series Lead Development Engineer Alex Doss, who serves as the official timekeeper for the competition. With Bottas and Pérez bringing their elite racing skills—and plenty of friendly rivalry—the video highlights the performance, precision, and excitement that define Cadillac's V-Series vehicles. Who comes out on top? You'll have to watch the video to find out. One thing is certain: whether on the racetrack or the open road, Cadillac's V-Series lineup continues to deliver thrilling performance worthy of world-class drivers.

Cadillac Racing continues to make an impact both on and off the track, recently earning the prestigious 2026 DHL Sustainable Endurance Award in the Hypercar category. Presented in conjunction with the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans by the FIA, ACO, and DHL, the award recognizes outstanding sustainability efforts within endurance racing. Cadillac Racing was honored for its comprehensive sustainability program, which focuses on reducing environmental impact through measurable initiatives across race logistics, hospitality operations, waste reduction, procurement practices, and community engagement. Judges praised the team's structured approach and the tangible results achieved throughout its Le Mans operations. Among the standout initiatives was Cadillac Racing's commitment to more sustainable transportation methods. The team increased its use of sea freight for transporting equipment, utilized rail travel for U.S.-based staff traveling between Paris and Le Mans, and expanded local sourcing and storage solutions throughout Europe to reduce emissions associated with logistics. The award also recognized Cadillac Racing's efforts to improve sustainability within its hospitality operations. The team implemented energy monitoring systems, reused hospitality structures, utilized LED lighting and energy-efficient appliances, and adopted strategies to reduce overall energy consumption. Cadillac Racing's catering program made significant strides as well, lowering the average carbon footprint of meals through increased plant-based offerings, reduced beef consumption, local sourcing initiatives, and food donation programs that supported local charitable organizations. Additional achievements included reducing single-use plastics through reusable water bottle programs, hydration stations, and the elimination of disposable plastic products in hospitality areas. These efforts helped prevent thousands of plastic bottles from entering the waste stream. Beyond environmental initiatives, Cadillac Racing was also recognized for its support of women in motorsports and STEAM programs, responsible procurement practices, and meaningful community outreach efforts in the Le Mans region. Accepting the award on behalf of the team, Cadillac Racing representatives emphasized that the recognition reflects the dedication of countless team members, partners, suppliers, and organizations working together to improve sustainability throughout the sport.

The checkered flag drops. The champagne flows. The crowd erupts. For most of us, that is where the story ends. But for the Cadillac Formula 1 Team, the moment the race is over is the moment the next one begins. Season 2 of Cadillac's original series "What Makes Fast" pulls back the curtain on what happens in the hours and days immediately following a race weekend, and the answer might surprise you. There is no rest, no celebration tour, and no downtime. There is only work. Just days after stepping out of the car on race day, Cadillac F1 driver Valtteri Bottas is already strapped back into the team's simulator at the GM Technical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. His mission is a process known as correlation: matching his real-world, seat-of-the-pants impressions from the race to the car's detailed digital counterpart. In Formula 1, on-track time is tightly regulated, which means the vast majority of a car's development has to happen in the virtual world. Getting the simulator to accurately mirror the real car is not just helpful. It is essential. Sim driver Simon Pagenaud and the full simulator team in Charlotte dedicate countless hours to making sure the digital version of the car behaves exactly like the physical one. Every nuance, every handling characteristic, every split-second reaction the driver experiences on track has to be faithfully reproduced in the simulator before meaningful development work can begin. When that correlation is dialed in, the payoff shows up exactly where it matters most: on the track, from Friday practice all the way through Sunday's podium celebrations. It is an exciting time to be a Cadillac fan. Watching the brand compete at the highest level of motorsport is a powerful reminder of the engineering excellence and relentless drive for performance that defines Cadillac. Those same qualities are present in every vehicle on our showroom floor.

At Heritage Cadillac, the future of luxury driving is already here, with more drivers than ever are making the switch to electric vehicles. Nearly four years after the launch of the groundbreaking Cadillac LYRIQ, Cadillac has officially surpassed 100,000 EV sales in the United States, marking a major milestone for the brand’s growing electric portfolio. From the sleek LYRIQ to the all-new Cadillac OPTIQ, Cadillac VISTIQ, and Cadillac ESCALADE IQ, Cadillac continues to redefine what luxury electric driving can be. What makes this achievement even more exciting is the growing number of new customers joining the Cadillac family. Approximately three-quarters of Cadillac EV buyers are first-time Cadillac owners, with many making the move from brands like Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, and Lexus. It’s a clear sign that Cadillac’s blend of bold design, advanced technology, and elevated craftsmanship is resonating with today’s luxury drivers. Cadillac’s momentum has also been recognized throughout the automotive industry, earning praise from organizations like MotorTrend, J.D. Power, Car & Driver, and WardsAuto for excellence in design, innovation, safety, and technology. Most recently, Fast Company named Cadillac one of the Most Innovative Companies in Automotive for 2026. Beyond the vehicles themselves, Cadillac continues to expand its presence on the global stage. From the excitement surrounding the upcoming Cadillac Formula 1 Team to the return of the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral’s legendary Blue Monster course, the brand is connecting with a new generation of luxury enthusiasts. As Cadillac looks ahead to its next 100,000 EV sales, one thing remains clear: drivers are embracing electric luxury like never before. With beautifully crafted vehicles, cutting-edge technology like Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance, and a premium ownership experience, Cadillac continues to lead the way into the future. At Heritage Cadillac, we’re proud to be part of this exciting new era. Click here to shop our current inventory of EVs.

Performance and luxury have always gone hand in hand. Now, Cadillac is taking that passion to the world’s biggest racing stage. This weekend, the Cadillac Formula 1 Team competes in its first-ever race on U.S. soil at the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix, marking a historic moment for the brand. To celebrate the occasion, Cadillac has unveiled something truly extraordinary: the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing F1 Collector Series—the first vehicle from an American automaker to wear official Formula 1® branding. Limited to just 26 handcrafted examples, the CT5-V Blackwing F1® Collector Series commemorates the year Cadillac officially joined the Formula 1® grid. Inspired by the striking design and performance of the team’s MAC-26 racecar, this ultra-exclusive sedan combines motorsport energy with Cadillac craftsmanship in spectacular fashion. Finished in a dramatic Midnight Stone Frost exterior accented with silver, gray, and black details, the Collector Series features Formula 1® and FIA® branding throughout, giving it an unmistakable track-inspired presence. Beneath the hood, Cadillac engineers—working alongside GM Motorsports—enhanced the supercharged 6.2L V8 to deliver an incredible 685 horsepower, paired with a six-speed manual transmission for an engaging, performance-focused driving experience. Each model also comes equipped with Cadillac’s Precision Package, adding carbon-ceramic brakes and advanced chassis upgrades designed to maximize track capability while maintaining the refinement expected from a Cadillac V-Series vehicle. Beyond the car itself, Cadillac is embracing the excitement of Formula 1® in a major way throughout Miami race weekend. Fans visiting the Miami Design District will have the opportunity to experience Cadillac Formula 1® Team Headquarters, featuring V-Series displays, team merchandise, and live viewing experiences for the Sprint Race, Qualifying, and Grand Prix events. As Formula 1® continues to grow across North America, Cadillac’s arrival to the sport represents more than just competition—it signals a bold new era for American luxury performance on a global stage. At Heritage Cadillac, we’re proud to see Cadillac pushing boundaries both on the road and on the racetrack. And with the debut of the CT5-V Blackwing F1® Collector Series, that future has never looked more exciting.