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Cadillac will drop the rear torque-number badges for 2027 models to streamline styling, leaving the T, D, and E4 designations to signal turbo, diesel, or electric drivetrains; the piece also traces Cadillac's past naming changes and hints at a possible return to named models with the new IQ EV lineup.
Cadillac is developing an electric version of its best-selling Escalade SUV, called the Escalade IQ, which will be unveiled later this year. The electric SUV will likely use the same BT1 architecture as the GMC Hummer EV and Ultium battery packs and drive units. No other details have been released, but the regular Escalade accounts for about a third of Cadillac's total sales each year, and the electric version is expected to be a big upgrade for the behemoth.
Cadillac has confirmed that the first all-electric Escalade will be released later this year, with no details yet on the Escalade IQ branding. It is expected to be a 2024 model and use GM's Ultium battery technology. Cadillac plans to reveal three new EVs in 2023, including the Escalade IQ. The mid-sized Lyriq SUV has already been released and has received positive reviews for its luxury features and quiet interior.
General Motors has confirmed plans to introduce an all-electric version of its flagship Cadillac Escalade later this year, which will be called the "Escalade IQ". The electric SUV is expected to go into production and on sale as soon as next year and is anticipated to utilize GM's Ultium battery cells, motors, and technologies. The company plans to fully convert Cadillac into an electric vehicle brand by 2030.