Cadillac has unveiled its latest luxury SUV, the 2025 Escalade, with a notable price increase across the lineup. The base model now starts at $89,590, marking a $5,700 jump from last year. This significant hike reflects the upgraded features and bold new design that Cadillac has integrated into the Escalade, solidifying its status as a high-end, technology-rich SUV.
The 2025 Escalade lineup boasts six trims, including the Luxury, Premium Luxury, and the top-tier V-Series, which now begins at $161,990—up $7,700 from the previous model year.
The V-Series stands out with its supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine, delivering a remarkable 682 horsepower, along with exclusive features like Brembo brakes and 24-inch wheels, the largest ever offered on an Escalade.
In addition to these enhancements, the Escalade’s interior sees a major refresh, drawing inspiration from the electric Escalade IQ. The cabin now features a sweeping 55-inch display across the dashboard, a hallmark of Cadillac’s push toward more immersive and luxurious driving experiences.
The SUV also includes cutting-edge tech such as Super Cruise, Cadillac’s semi-autonomous driving system, and an automatic driver’s door that opens and closes based on proximity.
Despite the price increase, Cadillac is betting that the Escalade’s blend of advanced technology, premium materials, and eye-catching design will continue to attract luxury SUV buyers.
The first deliveries of the 2025 Escalade are expected by January 2025, with production set to begin later this year at GM’s Arlington Assembly plant in Texas.
