The Latest Breaking News from Cadillac

Herta will contest three races for Cadillac in the American endurance racing championship alongside his F1 and F2 duties

Mexico reaps rewards from diverse strategy and F1's changing demographic to keep selling out its Formula 1 race, even in a year without a Mexican on the grid

Car ownership is outrageously expensive in America for young buyers. Turo thinks long-term rentals could give drivers a cheaper, simpler way to stay on the road.

General Motors says it's trying to create "the car of the future." It's powered by software that's continually updated, full of advanced features, and increasingly autonomous. But given recent trends in the United States and beyond, it's clear that some of those cars of the future will still run on…

General Motors CEO Mary Barra said switching from the car’s native interface to CarPlay and back can be “clunky”.

The art-piece-meets-working-vehicle was crafted over a period of two years by Hollywood custom car builder Jay Ohrberg

Super Cruise lets you take your hands off the wheel. Next: LIDAR lets you take your eyes off the road. That's coming to the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ.

Your future Chevys and Cadillacs will feature cutting-edge Nvidia computers and a modern technology architecture.

The American driver, Cadillac’s F1 test driver for next year, will also compete in F1’s feeder series