Cadillac looks to be planning a sportier appearance for the Escalade with the SUV's latest update.
for 2023. The Escalade-V's exterior has been shown and a full reveal is slated for May 11.
We expect this updated Escalade to arrive for the 2024 model year, meaning a reveal late this year or early next is likely. The prototype suggests only minor tweaks, like a new grille pattern and a revised front fascia closer to the design of the Escalade-V. It's possible the regular Escalade's Sport grade will receive some tweaks to mimic the Escalade-V with this update.It isn't clear what's happening in the powertrain department.
That doesn't mean Cadillac doesn't have major plans for the Escalade. There will also be an electric version built on General Motors' new Ultium platform arriving sometime before the end of 2025, possibly as the
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