The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Gets Impressive Tech and a Six-Figure Starting Price

There are Cadillacs, and then there’s the Escalade. The hulking luxury family hauler has been around since the late 1990s and has become a showcase for the automaker’s technology and design prowess, but GM is going electric, and a three-ton V8-powered SUV doesn’t fit with that vision. Of course, Cadillac couldn’t just drop the Escalade, so it’s going electric with the 2025 Escalade IQ, an impressive and expensive EV that looks every bit as deluxe as its liquid dinosaur-guzzling counterparts. 

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  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X What is the term for a car that is not a collector, but just cool enough to own? As in it being interesting and special. Just priced right, but not worthy enough to over value it. Just to have fun with it. This would be similar to owning a Saab 900, a Subaru Brat or Pontiac Fiero. Just something different.
  • Lorenzo It's simple: automakers stopped building enough vehicles that buyers want, while running behind schedule producing vehicles that buyers DON'T want.
  • Lorenzo Well, I guess it would be a good trade-in for a same year Buick Park Avenue with that sweet 3800 V6.
  • Lorenzo People don't want used EVs for the same reason my aunt Harriet never let guys handle food in her kitchen: "You don't know where they've been,"
  • Elvinas Used EV's price is dropping faster because new EV's are way too expensive. They are oveprised by at least 30-50 percent and sometimes even 70-100%. Adding questionable battery lifetime in used EV's results it high price drop.