General Motors' luxury brand Cadillac is rolling out a new vehicle every six months, including what the automaker is billing as a major new product set to debut at the New York International Auto Show next month.
The first of its all-electric models, a long-range crossover utility vehicle, was revealed in concept form at the Detroit Auto Show and will start production"2022-ish," Carlisle told CNBC. The Canadian-born Carlisle acknowledged it will be a highly competitive electric car market with no clear indication of how consumers will respond. All so-called electrified vehicles — including hybrids, plug-ins and BEVs — accounted for less than 5 percent of the U.S. auto market, combined, in 2018.
The new XT6 won't reach the market until later this year, but a previous addition, the XT4 crossover, has found a strong market, the compact model now No. 1 in its segment, dislodging Acura's well-reviewed RDX. The new crossovers, according to Carlisle, are forecast to help the brand achieve a"double-digit increase" in its overall U.S. sales this year.
Cadillac needs to revamp their approach to selling cars. Still w/ the let me ask my sales mgr & no incentives for new buyers. Go in any Cadillac dealership & you get the feeling no one wants to sell any cars at all. Now go into a Audi or Infinity dealership & see the difference
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