ICONIC THEN, ICONIC NOW

For more than a century, Cadillac has been driving innovation and setting the standard of American luxury. Explore the history of an icon and learn how Cadillac is continuing to reimagine what is possible.

DISCOVER CADILLAC IN YOUR FAVORITE SONGS

Cadillac has played a role in music for decades. Iconic artists put our iconic brand at the heart of their most unforgettable tracks. Press play and turn up the volume.

Front View of a Black Cadillac Vehicle Surrounded By a Red Hue

THE CADILLAC OF
PLAYLISTS

A Fashionably Dressed Woman Standing in Front of a Brown Classic Cadillac

CADILLAC ON THE
STREETS OF DETROIT

A Fashionable Dressed Man Walking Away From a White Cadillac Escalade in the Desert

CADILLAC ON THE
STREETS OF LA

CADILLAC ON THE
STREETS OF NEW YORK

A Model Posing Inside the Driver's Seat of a Cadillac on a Sunny Day

CADILLAC ON THE
STREETS OF ATLANTA

Black and White Front View of a 1911 Classic Cadillac

SPARKING A CHANGE

Cadillac introduced the industry’s first electric starter in 1911. Today, LYRIQ is leading the way toward an all-electric future.

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FROM GOLDEN AGE TO MODERN AGE

For decades, the Cadillac name was synonymous with the glitz and glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age. More recently, Oscar-winner Regina King and the Cadillac Escalade made a stunning appearance on the red carpet during the 2020 awards season.

Close-up View of the Modern Crest on a Cadillac Grille in Blue Hue

A TIMELESS SYMBOL

The original Cadillac emblem was inspired by the family crest of Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, the founder of the city of Detroit. Over the last 122 years, the Cadillac Crest has continued to evolve to reflect the changing times. The most recent streamlined, monochromatic version points toward Cadillac’s all-electric future.

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A Person Holding the Steering Wheel Wearing Gloves in the Driver Seat of a Classic Cadillac

A Man Holding Sunglasses While Sitting in a Cadillac Vehicle Driver's Seat

GROUNDBREAKING TECHNOLOGY

In 1954, Cadillac became the first carmaker in the world to standard-fit all models with power steering. On average, Super Cruise®* users drive more than 10 million hands-free miles per month total

Black & White Overview of a Business Man Walking Towards a 1964 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe

Escalade ESV Sport shown.

MORE THAN A STYLISH CAR

The 1964 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe combined style with power, boasting an all-new V8 engine with more horsepower and torque. Today, the powerful Escalade-V is the first SUV to offer the V-Series badge.

Black and White View of a Classic Cadillac V8 Engine

Lower Driver's Side View of Orange Cadillac V-Series Model

A CENTURY OF POWER

In 1915, the first mass-produced V8 engine was introduced in all Cadillac models. Powered by the highest output in Cadillac’s history—a 6.2L Supercharged V8—the 2022 CT5-V Blackwing is the perfect balance between raw power and precise power.

Extremely limited availability.

Close-Up View of the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Tailfins

Close-Up Rear View of Cadillac Escalade Taillamps

EYE-CATCHING DETAILS

The soaring tailfins of the 1959 Eldorado Biarritz were the epitome of postwar, jet-age optimism. The thin, vertical taillamps on the 2021 Escalade accentuate its eye-catching and confident aesthetic.

A Fashionably Dressed Woman Standing in Front of a Classic Brown Cadillac

A VEHICLE FOR CHANGE

In the 1930s, Cadillac began embracing a more diverse audience. Today, Cadillac continues this ongoing commitment to service underrepresented communities and collaborates with BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists to create inclusive brand experiences.

A Cadillac Suspension Part On a Grey Gradient Background

Front View of a Red Cadillac Escalade Parked By the Mountains

A SMOOTH RIDE

In 2002, the world’s fastest-reacting suspension technology—Magnetic Ride Control—was first introduced on the Cadillac Seville STS. Today, Cadillac Escalade is the only full-size luxury SUV to employ Magnetic Ride Control technology.

Escalade-V limited availability. Preproduction model shown. Actual production model will vary.

Back Seat View of a Woman Driving Behind a Classic Cadillac

Driver's Seat View of a Cadillac's Interior Outlooking a Beautiful Sunset

DEDICATION TO RELAXATION

Cadillac offered the first automatic climate control system in 1964. Cadillac’s dedication to comfort continues with LYRIQ’s next-generation Active Noise Cancellation and seating architecture that offers lumbar support and massage.

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A Woman Sitting Inside a Cadillac Wearing Classy Attire

Overhead Shot of a Couple Sitting Inside of aBlack Cadillac Concept Vehicle

INSIDE AND OUT LUXURY

In 1938, Cadillac offered the first sunroofs available in American automobiles. InnerSpace reimagines the luxury experience with unobstructed 360-degree panoramic views.

Concept vehicle shown. Not available for sale.

A Black and White Top View of a 1959 Cadillac Cyclone Concept Car

Front Angle View of a Cadillac Concept Flying Car

ALWAYS LOOKING FORWARD

In 1959, the Cyclone concept car drew heavily from the groundbreaking and futuristic aerospace designs of the era. For Cadillac’s VTOL, the sky’s the limit: The Vertical Take-Off and Landing concept vehicle uses drone technology to fly passengers above the street.