Cadillac is mid-transformation: the gas XT crossovers are gone, replaced by one of the strongest luxury EV lineups anywhere (Optiq, Lyriq, Vistiq, Escalade IQ), while the CT5 sedan and the mighty Escalade keep the gas flame burning. Every EV pairs with an 8 year / 100,000 mile battery warranty.
2026 is the CT4's final year, which makes the last rear-drive compact Caddy a value play, and the 472 hp V Blackwing with a manual gearbox an instant collectible.
Cadillac's sedan flagship: a 33-inch curved display, available Super Cruise hands-free driving, and a 668 hp supercharged V8 Blackwing that hunts BMW M5s.
The entry Cadillac EV: around 302 miles of range, standard dual-motor AWD, a 33-inch display, and Super Cruise included. The V version hits 60 in about 3.5 seconds.
The EV that changed Cadillac's story: up to about 326 miles of range, a 33-inch curved display, and a cabin that outclasses German rivals. The Lyriq-V is the quickest Cadillac ever built.
The new three-row electric Cadillac: 615 hp standard, around 305 miles of range, and a baby-Escalade IQ presence for families who want the full EV switch.
The electric Escalade: around 460 miles of range, up to 750 hp in Velocity Max, a 55-inch pillar-to-pillar display, and four-wheel steering that shrinks it in parking lots. The stretched IQL adds even more room.
The definitive American luxury SUV, refreshed with a 55-inch curved display and available power doors. V8 standard, an ESV stretch for maximum room, and the 682 hp Escalade-V for maximum everything.
GM confirmed a next-generation gas-powered XT5 for North America: a redesigned exterior, an overhauled interior, and production at Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Future model details come from manufacturer announcements and press reports; timing, specs, and availability can change.
Yes: all three gas XT crossovers ended after the 2025 model year. Their replacements are electric: the Optiq covers the XT4's spot, the Lyriq the XT5's, and the three-row Vistiq the XT6's. A next-generation gas XT6 has been announced for the future, but it is not on sale yet.
The CT4 sedan, typically starting in the mid $30Ks in its final 2026 year. Among the SUVs, the electric Optiq starts in the low $50Ks before any incentives. On Broker Black every listing shows your real monthly payment with local Arizona or Nevada taxes and fees included.
The Lyriq delivers up to about 326 miles, the Optiq about 302, the Vistiq about 305, and the Escalade IQ leads the luxury class at around 460 miles. All Cadillac EVs carry 8 year / 100,000 mile battery coverage and support Tesla Supercharger access via NACS adapter.
The gas Escalade gives you V8 sound, proven 8,000 lb towing, and a lower starting price around $91K. The Escalade IQ counters with around 460 miles of silent range, more power, four-wheel steering, and a hangar-sized 55-inch display, starting around $130K. Road-trip towing favors gas; commuting and tech favor the IQ.
Yes: 2026 is the CT4's final model year, with production ending mid-2026. That makes remaining inventory a negotiating opportunity, and the manual-transmission CT4-V Blackwing a likely future collectible.