With substantial gains in its top 4 markets, Cadillac global sales increased 16.9% in October to 23,250 units. U.S. sales rose 13%, and the brand’s sales grew in China (23.4%), Canada (46.5%) and the Middle East (15.3%).
"Cadillac’s increasing product substance and disciplined brand and marketplace strategies are building momentum," said Cadillac President Johan de Nysschen. "The expansion continues in the months to come with the launch of both the first-ever CT6 at the top of our car range, and the first-ever XT5 crossover in the luxury market’s strongest segment."
The SRX crossover increased 46% for the month. In November, Cadillac debuts the SRX’s successor, the upcoming 2017 XT5, at auto shows in Dubai and Los Angeles. Slated to launch in the first half of 2016 and featuring new design and technology throughout, the XT5 is well positioned to exploit the strong global demand for mid-size luxury crossover vehicles.
Cadillac’s ATS product line increased 29.5% in October and the Escalade increased 44.2%. Total Cadillac sales globally are up 4.5% for the year to date.
"Cadillac’s increasing product substance and disciplined brand and marketplace strategies are building momentum," said Cadillac President Johan de Nysschen. "The expansion continues in the months to come with the launch of both the first-ever CT6 at the top of our car range, and the first-ever XT5 crossover in the luxury market’s strongest segment."
The SRX crossover increased 46% for the month. In November, Cadillac debuts the SRX’s successor, the upcoming 2017 XT5, at auto shows in Dubai and Los Angeles. Slated to launch in the first half of 2016 and featuring new design and technology throughout, the XT5 is well positioned to exploit the strong global demand for mid-size luxury crossover vehicles.
Cadillac’s ATS product line increased 29.5% in October and the Escalade increased 44.2%. Total Cadillac sales globally are up 4.5% for the year to date.
