India, July 21 -- General Motors Company (GM) says it will roll out a new generation of gasoline-powered Cadillac vehicles starting next spring, signaling another step away from its earlier plan to make Cadillac an all-electric brand.
On the company's second-quarter earnings call, CEO Mary Barra said the new internal-combustion lineup will include updated versions of the CT5 sedan, the XT5 midsize SUV, and a return of the XT6 three-row SUV, which had been discontinued. Launches are expected to begin in spring 2027 and continue through 2028, alongside Cadillac's current electric crossovers and the Escalade IQ.
The shift reflects GM's broader pullback from some of its more aggressive EV targets as consumer demand has grown more slowly than ...