Cadillac

Cadillac began on 22 August 1902 in Detroit when Henry Leland and his team formed the Cadillac Automobile Company after departing Ford’s emerging enterprise. Cadillac was acquired by General Motors in 1909 and became its luxury division, a status it retains today. Over the decades Cadillac set the standard for North American luxury, pioneering innovations like the first mass-market V8 engine in 1915 and the industry’s first fully automatic climate control in 196 Today Cadillac serves markets worldwide from its Detroit headquarters, blending refined craftsmanship, advanced driver-assist systems, and performance tuning originally honed on the brand’s storied racing history. Sedans like the CT4 and CT5 deliver sporty handling with premium interiors. SUVs, including the compact XT4, mid-size XT5, three-row XT6, and the flagship Escalade, offer a spectrum of capability and luxury. Cadillac’s EV ambition is embodied by the Lyriq electric SUV, which joins the Escalade IQ and Celestiq in GM’s push toward zero-emission luxury.