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Cadillac obtains full $7,500 tax credit for Lyriq EV after brief pause

Cadillac has announced the reinstatement of the full $7,500 consumer tax credit for its Lyriq electric vehicle (EV) following a brief period of ineligibility. The eligibility pause was a result of the U.S. Treasury’s updated guidelines on clean vehicle credits, which impacted Lyriq in early January. To address this, General Motors (GM) expedited a sourcing […]

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GM expands Super Cruise network to a staggering 750,000 miles

Arguably, GM’s Super Cruise is the greatest driver aid to come out in the last 20 years, allowing motorists to zip along on approved stretches of roadway without having to operate the pedals or steer, which is a big fricken deal. Making this technology, which is available in numerous vehicles, including EVs like the all-electric […]

by Craig Cole
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Cadillac confirms another EV to its lineup called the Vistiq

Cadillac is announcing yet another EV that will be coming to its lineup. This time, it’s for the 2026 model year and it also carries an IQ name. Called the Vistiq, it’s the next big-ish SUV from Cadillac. Cadillac says that the Vistiq will be the brand’s 3-row SUV that isn’t an Escalade. It slots […]

by Chad Kirchner
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Cadillac Optiq to serve as entry point into brand’s EV offerings

Today Cadillac is announcing that it will be bringing a smaller EV to the U.S. marketplace below the Lyriq. In keeping up with the naming structure, Cadillac is calling it the Optiq. The Optiq is a luxury compact crossover that sits below the Lyriq. Based on the limited information we have, it appears to have […]

by Chad Kirchner
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Automakers finally get serious about North American charging infrastructure

Seven automakers are creating a joint venture and work together to build out a new EV charging network across North America. Finally it appears that automakers have decided that just relying on what is already out there isn’t going to work, and are taking matters into their own collective hands. BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, […]

by Chad Kirchner
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All-electric Cadillac Escalade IQ debut set for Aug. 9

As we reported last month, Cadillac is preparing to unleash an all-electric version of its iconic Escalade luxury SUV. Details about this vehicle were — and indeed still are — scarce, but we at least know when the Escalade IQ will be revealed. On Tuesday, the automaker announced the vehicle’s official debut is set for […]

by Craig Cole
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GM joining the NACS train, switching to new charging port standard in 2025

As we predicted when Ford pulled the trigger a couple of weeks ago, General Motors is the next automotive OEM to adopt the Tesla North American Charging Standard on its future EVs. “Our vision of the all-electric future means producing millions of world-class EVs across categories and price points, while creating an ecosystem that will […]

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Cadillac opening dedicated facility to help Celestiq electric sedan clients customize their cars

The upcoming Cadillac Celestiq promises to be a special automobile, therefore customers of this flagship-caliber sedan deserve special treatment. To deliver an elevated experience to such rarified clientele, on Monday the luxury automaker announced it’s opening a new customer-facing design facility, Cadillac House at Vanderbilt, on the General Motors Technical Center campus in Warren, Michigan. […]

by Craig Cole
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Cadillac Escalade IQ all-electric SUV announced

Big news from Cadillac, literally. On Monday, the luxury division of GM announced it’s building an all-electric version of the large and lovely Escalade SUV. The upcoming Escalade IQ as this vehicle will be known, should fit in nicely with the brand’s other EV offerings including the Lyriq utility vehicle and Celestiq flagship sedan. Both […]

by Craig Cole
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Cadillac’s Lyriq is getting the ‘V’ treatment and here’s proof

If you’ve followed the Cadillac brand over the years, you probably know about its V-Series lineup of performance vehicles. Typical features of V-Series models include Brembo brakes, Magnetic Ride Control, an electronic limited-slip differential, and a series of interior upgrades. And given the reputation the V-Series has with Cadillac enthusiasts, it’s little surprise the Lyriq […]

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