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Does Cadillac make a van?
By Product Expert | Posted in Tips and Info on Wednesday, August 12th, 2020 at 8:47 pm
Cadillac Van and Minivan Offerings (or Lack Thereof)
Cadillac is known for iconic, high-quality luxury vehicles. Those in search of a top-tier minivan may be searching for a specimen from Cadillac. Does Cadillac make any kind of van?
No, Cadillac does not make a van or minivan, and never has. Currently, the brand includes crossovers and SUVs, sedans, and the high-performance V-Series.
For those in search of practical, family-transporting vehicle like a minivan, the SUVs and crossovers are the closest Cadillac offering they will currently be able to get. While other luxury automakers do make minivans as well as commercial vehicles such as cargo and work vans, Cadillac does not. Minivan demand is much lower in the modern world than in the past, while SUV/crossover lust continues to rise.
What SUVs and crossovers does Cadillac produce?
To satiate the American people’s fearsome appetite for SUVs and crossovers, Cadillac produces the XT4, XT5, XT6 and Escalade. The XT4 was an all-new vehicle for 2019, and the first subcompact crossover from Cadillac. The XT5 and XT6 are midsize. The 2020 XT6 offers three rows of seats and that trademark delightful Cadillac styling. It’s impressively nimble, and offers similar space to the legendary Cadillac Escalade.
Speaking of the Cadillac Escalade, that model is a truck-based SUV that carries forward classic Cadillac vibes. The all-new incarnation of this model is even more luxurious and attractive, with some elements feeling positively futuristic.
What other types of vehicles does Cadillac currently sell?
Speaking of futuristic, the first luxury electric vehicle from Cadillac is on the horizon in the form of the 2023 Lyriq. Currently, this model is styled as a sleek concept car.
In addition to its SUV offerings, Cadillac boasts a lineup of rear-wheel-drive sedans that are widely acclaimed for their gratifyingly dynamic performance.
