The Latest Breaking News from Cadillac

Audi's been in the electric-vehicle game for longer than most people might think. The E-Tron SUV—later renamed the Q8 E-Tron—hit production in 2018, years before we'd see anything of the sort from Mercedes-Benz or Cadillac. In that way, it's one of the OGs of the modern electric era. 

Slicing through Chicago traffic, I came to a surprising revelation. There’s a gravity control device in the 2025 Suburban RST. Chevrolet calls it Magnetic Ride Control with Air Ride Adaptive suspension (retuned for this year) but I’m not buying into that gimmicky marketing crap. This SUV has some kind of…

Cadillac is evaluating whether to source suspension parts from Ferrari after completing a deal for power unit and gearbox ahead of its Formula 1 debut in 2026.

The Chevrolet Blazer might not be around much longer. A new report from GM Authority, citing “sources close to that matter,” alleges the automaker will eliminate the gas-powered crossover from its American lineup after 2025.

Three-pedal cars are becoming increasingly rare in the luxury segment, as only a handful of automakers are trying to save the manual. Examples include the Acura Integra, Cadillac CT4-V/CT5-V Blackwing, and the BMW M2, M3, M4, and Z4 M40i. You'll be surprised to hear that Audi still lets you row…

Perhaps we should call Mexico the real electric vehicle "hub." For General Motors, and the Honda and Acura brands it's now making EVs for, its Mexican plant in Ramos Arizpe produces a lot of increasingly popular cars. Yet, despite the relative success of cars like the Honda Prologue and Chevrolet…

General Motors beat Ford to the punch, offering a hands-free driving assistant years before the Blue Oval could match that capability. First to market doesn't mean first place, though, as Ford proved Wednesday. The company announced that it has 675,000 BlueCruise-enabled vehicles on the road today. That's nearly double the number…

Cadillac, owned by General Motors, are preparing to become F1’s 11th team next year

New cars shouldn’t have engines that fail after just a few miles. However, one 2023 Cadillac Escalade suffered a catastrophic failure with just four miles on the odometer. A new video from Dave’s Auto Center attempts to discover why.