Earlier this week, Carscoops reader Brett Borgard captured a development tester for Cadillac's new CT6, a high-tech flagship sedan to take on the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7-series, and Audi A8. Read more »
Cadillac boss Johan de Nysschen is wasting no time in implementing the brand's new naming structure, with a raft of new products planned for the end of this decade. Read more »
Besides inaugurating Cadillac’s new naming strategy, the upcoming CT6 flagship sedan will feature a plug-in electric version that will return a fuel economy of 70 MPGe. Read more »
Cadillac’s new boss Johan de Nysschen does not take criticism lightly, with the South African-born executive hitting back on Facebook at those who questioned his recent decisions. Read more »
Cadillac is slowly trying to reestablish itself as a force in the world of premium automobiles. It has shifted its old approach to one that is of the times, with the new ATS and CTS, as well as the Chevy Volt-based ELR plug-in. Read more »
As previously announced, the Cadillac ATS Coupe will launch in Europe in October and will be the first model sold there to ditch the laurel wreath. Read more »
Former Audi North American boss and later CEO of Infiniti, now turned Cadillac CEO, Johan de Nysschen, will bring about significant changes to GM’s luxury arm. Firstly, the company’s finances will be treated as a different entity to the rest of GM, thus allowing for more freedom and (hopefully) models more exciting than the usual crop of sedans (and the ELR). Read more »
The slow-selling Cadillac ELR plug-in hybrid is said to arrive at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show with a series of engineering upgrades that would make it more attractive for customers. Read more »
GM has just confirmed the name of its upcoming Mercedes-Benz S-Class challenger from Cadillac as the new CT6. According to GM, the model name originates from "Cadillac’s "use of CTS for its centerpiece carline" and it signals the shift to a new nomenclature under which all future cars will use familiar lettering like “CT” followed by a number indicating the size and position in the range. Read more »