#CadillacXt4

Cadillac might be planning its electric future, but it hasn’t forgotten about the ICE vehicles currently occupying its dealerships.

The facelifted baby Caddy goes on sale this summer.

Ten hours over two days is a long time to spend in a car.  

There was a time when Cadillac called itself the standard of the world, and it wasn’t just marketing puff.

The era of hot crossovers is approaching and Cadillac doesn’t want to be left out. It makes sense then, that an XT4 wearing V-Sport’s distinctive badge on its butt has been spotted on Cadillac’s press site.

“A hundred little things” help differentiate the 2019 Cadillac XT4 from rival compact luxury crossovers, at least according to Todd Pawlik, its chief engineer.

The fresh-faced XT4 should be a welcome addition to the Cadillac lineup, but this compact luxury crossover is newer than you might realize, something that could spell trouble.

Striving to expand and revitalize its lineup, Cadillac is poised to launch a new or redesigned model every six months through 2020. At the tip of this dagger is the fresh-faced XT4 compact crossover, which will be thrust into showrooms before the month is out.

The 2019 Cadillac XT4 got mixed reactions at its debut during the 2018 New York Auto Show, but one thing everyone seemed to agree on is how cool the lighting was.

Spy photographers have caught the upcoming Cadillac XT4 crossover testing along with the BMW X3 and Mercedes GLC models.

Cadillac is about to hop on on the compact crossover bandwagon.