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Exclusive: 2023 Cadillac Lyriq Preview

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General Motors, the parent company of Cadillac, announced by the year 2035 they will only be selling zero-emission vehicles. This means the massively popular Escalade will be gone or reengineered, as well as the CT4 and CT5 sedans, and all the XT SUV models. Driving Cadillac into the future. Interior Technology.

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General Motors reports strong quarter, but EV fans might be disappointed

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General Motors ( NYSE: GM ) reported strong quarterly earnings for Q4 2023 today, but electric vehicle fans might be disappointed with the company’s outlook. Those projections are based on the current expectations for EV demand and production growth. GM beat Q4 estimates on revenue by reporting $42.98

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Cadillac’s ambitious move to an all-electric luxury brand by 2030

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It’s a truck, specifically the Escalade SUV, the gussied-up, very successful ultra-luxury version of the Chevy Suburban. Almost 19 feet long, almost 3 tons in curb weight, the Escalade ESV (most often in black) is a staple of affluent driveways and high-end car services across the country. Lyriq launch pulled ahead.

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Electric Car Manufacturers Inspire New Paradigms -- Seeking Alpha

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Think Global was formerly known as Think City, a prior Ford Motor Company ( F ) acquisition and part of a now-defunct Think division at Ford. The Think City was short-lived in the States with production halting in 2002 after just 1005 cars had been assembled. Tax credit incentives are also available to consumers in the U.S.