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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, after all. And as good as the Cadillac ATS, CTS, CT4 and CT5 have been—especially their V-Series and…

A couple of weeks back, I had the opportunity to drive two very different electric Cadillacs back to back at a press launch. The first was the Escalade IQ, and by numerous standards, this was the more captivating of the two. The first-ever battery-powered take on Cadillac’s iconic luxury SUV…

Xiaomi's move from smartphones to electric cars has been a huge success so far. Its first EV, the SU7, has been an absolute hit in its home turf of China. CEOs of American car manufacturers, like Ford's Jim Farley, love the SU7 too, and that's kind of ironic considering that…

Tesla’s sales decline may give its rivals a natural advantage, but General Motors and Hyundai aren’t looking for an easy win. Instead, they’re doubling their EV efforts and even teaming up for future models. The race for EV dominance is more than outpacing Tesla; it’s about keeping up with Chinese…

It’s been five years since General Motors tasked Cadillac with leading the brand’s electrification efforts. Since then, it's revealed several electric vehicles, introducing an assortment of stylish crossovers and one very expensive sedan. Even though interest in EVs is already faltering before most of the new models go on sale,…

General Motors really doesn't want you using Apple CarPlay in its electric vehicles. The company infamously launched its new infotainment system without the technology in 2023, and now the auto conglomerate is shutting down one of the only aftermarket workarounds.

Huang announced a new expanded partnership with General Motors as carmakers look to advance autonomous driving initiatives.

Like it or not, the development of self-driving cars is going full-swing ahead. After ending its Cruise robotaxi operations last year, General Motors is now planning to develop its next-generation vehicles using Nvidia's AI chips, the two companies announced today. 

In November 2024, General Motors recalled nearly half a million vehicles for a scary transmission problem that could cause the wheels to lock up. Now, the number is officially over 500,000 cars thanks to a new recall affecting Cadillac sedans and the Chevrolet Camaro.

Western car companies expected China to be the golden goose. The world's largest auto market was supposed to turn out cars for companies like Volkswagen and General Motors and BMW, feeding insatiable Chinese buyers until the death of the universe. Somehow, none of those companies counted on their local joint-venture…

Cadillac has been known for decades as the ‘American Dream’, and its arrival into Formula 1 next season will only serve to further increase the ever-growing interest in the series in the United States.