GM has confirmed that the current-generation Cadillac CT4 sedan will be discontinued following the conclusion of the 2026 model year with no clear successor.

Reports suggest Cadillac is phasing out internal combustion for the CT4 and CT5, replacing them with all-electric models built on a new premium EV platform. Cadillac’s push into electrification is ...

Cadillac’s CT4-V and CT5-V Blackwings redefine American performance sedans with power, precision, and everyday luxury.

Cadillac is busy pumping out new, bigger and faster electric SUVs, so the brand’s entry-level sedan receives little love this year. Rolling into its seventh model year, the CT4 is unchanged for 2026 ...

Despite pumping the brakes on its electrification shift, General Motors is sticking to its plan to sunset the internal-combustion Cadillac CT4 and CT5 sedans after this generation. All-electric ...

General Motors is planning to keep the CT4 and CT5 alive for at least one more generation but with a twist. Customers will no longer be able to order them with internal combustion engines. GM is ...

It recently came out that the Cadillac CT4 entry-level luxury sedan will be discontinued after the 2026 model year. The bigger Cadillac CT5, which outsells the CT4 by about four-to-one, will see ...

Automakers like to keep sales figures close to the vest. In years past, monthly sales releases would list how each individual model was doing, good or bad. Nowadays, we’re lucky to get even that, with ...

Cadillac unveils a powerful 2025 CT4-V Blackwing lease deal this September. Get unmatched performance and luxury with an offer you can’t miss. With its agile handling and engaging feel, the CT4-V ...

Cadillac has been building and selling luxury vehicles for over 100 years. Successive years have seen added comfort, technology, safety features and heftier prices. The flagship vehicle of Cadillac, ...

Undeterred by its plans to walk back the promise of an all-electric lineup by 2030, Cadillac will still end production of the gas-powered CT4 and CT5 sedans after this generation. Right now, it would ...