The electric Escalade will be Cadillac's third 'IQ' model, joining the Celestiq sedan and Lyriq SUV.
Cadillac's biggest SUV—and biggest moneymaker—is getting the electric treatment, and the company has now confirmed what it will be called. The Escalade IQ will be the first EV version of the luxury brand's grandest SUV.
Along with confirming the name, which had been rumored since GM trademarked the name Escalade IQ and Escalade IQL back in 2021, Cadillac released a teaser image that shows a close-up of the electric model's badge.Other than that, we're still waiting on more details about it, including an official reveal date. The rendering at the top of this story at least provides an idea of what the Escalade EV might look like., and it's expected the Escalade IQ will be one of them.
, the Caddy could have a roughly 177-kWh battery capacity and three electric motors making 830 horsepower or more. Of course, it will also almost surely weigh over four tons.More Cadillac EV Reading
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