Cadillac

Cadillac, founded in 1902 in Detroit by Henry Martyn Leland, represents one of America's most prestigious automotive brands and ranks among the sector's historic premium manufacturers for over a century. Cadillac's history is characterized by constant innovation: introduction of automatic transmission in 1940, V8 engine as early as 1914, and pioneering safety equipment, positioning the brand as a direct competitor to Lincoln and Packard throughout the twentieth century. The Cadillac range has gradually diversified, covering luxury sedans (Eldorado, DeVille, CTS, CT5), premium SUVs (Escalade, XT5, XT6, Lyriq), and sports coupes (Corvette until 2019 under parent brand), meeting the expectations of customers seeking comfort, technology and prestige. Integrated into General Motors since its creation, Cadillac produces its vehicles across multiple North American facilities, notably Detroit and Kansas, while benefiting from the manufacturer's technological expertise. Contemporary Cadillac models (2020-2025) incorporate advanced driver assistance systems, hybrid and electric powertrains (electric Lyriq launched in 2022), and sophisticated digital interfaces, marking the strategic transition toward electrification and autonomy. Consult detailed Cadillac specification sheets and brochures from our catalog to explore engine specifications, dimensions and equipment for each model available in your market.