Cadillac’s Future: Say Goodbye to Gas-Powered CT4 and CT5
Reports suggest Cadillac is phasing out internal combustion for the CT4 and CT5, replacing them with all-electric models ...
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The Cadillac Celestiq Can Wirelessly Charge Every Passenger’s Phone At The Same Time
Looking at the owner's manual for the 2025 Cadillac Celestiq reveals that a dual wireless charging pad for the back seats ...
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Cadillac Kills More and More Sedans, Keeps the CT4 and CT5 but With a Twist
The Cadillac CT4 and CT5 will live to see a new gen but will get electric powertrains. Cadillac is trying to keep up with the ...
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Is Cadillac killing off its last two sedans for EVs? Bring on the electric CT4 and CT5
The last two gas-powered Cadillac sedans, the CT4 and CT5, could be traded in for a pair of EVs. GM reportedly has no plans for a next-gen Cadillac CT4 or CT5 with an internal combustion engine ...
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Power and Prestige: Cadillac Fastest Sedans From The Last Decades
Explore Cadillac's fastest sedans of the last decade, from the 2006 STS-V to the monstrous 2025 CT5-V Blackwing. Specs, prices, and more.
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Cadillac CT4 and CT5 Sedans Will Reportedly Be Replaced by Electric Liftbacks
Both successors will be purportedly assembled by General Motors at the Lansing Grand River plant in Michigan, where the CT4 and CT5 are produced today ...
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Cadillac abandoning gas-powered sedans for electric
Both electric Cadillac sedan models will be “low hip-point” vehicles. That means they’ll sit lower than the Lyriq SUV, more ...
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Cadillac's Electric Sedan: Everything We Know
The last decade has brought us several sedans from Cadillac that proved to be critical darlings but didn't see huge, mainstream sales success. It's tough to be a sedan in an SUV-driven world ...