Cadillac sold 30,061 vehicles globally in September, an increase of 22.2 percent. This is the fourth consecutive month of double-digit percentage increases for Cadillac, the last three of which have topped 20 percent.
Both the XT5 crossover and the CT6 prestige sedan reached their highest sales since launch. Now firmly established as the brand’s top-selling product line, the XT5 sold 9,421 units in September, a jump of 10.5 percent above the month prior. CT6 sales grew 19.9 percent compared to the previous month.
All other Cadillac product lines currently in production grew in September, including the Escalade (+28.4 percent), XTS luxury sedan (+29.7 percent), CTS (10.1 percent) and ATS (5.9 percent.)
Cadillac sales rose in its four of largest markets, led by a 63.1 percent increase in China. In the U.S., the brand experienced volume growth of 3.1% while continuing to earn a premium position in the marketplace. Cadillac average transaction prices topped $53,000 per unit. Cadillac sales also saw substantial growth in Canada, Europe, Middle East and South Korea. For the year to date, Cadillac global sales are up 6.7 percent.
Both the XT5 crossover and the CT6 prestige sedan reached their highest sales since launch. Now firmly established as the brand’s top-selling product line, the XT5 sold 9,421 units in September, a jump of 10.5 percent above the month prior. CT6 sales grew 19.9 percent compared to the previous month.
All other Cadillac product lines currently in production grew in September, including the Escalade (+28.4 percent), XTS luxury sedan (+29.7 percent), CTS (10.1 percent) and ATS (5.9 percent.)
Cadillac sales rose in its four of largest markets, led by a 63.1 percent increase in China. In the U.S., the brand experienced volume growth of 3.1% while continuing to earn a premium position in the marketplace. Cadillac average transaction prices topped $53,000 per unit. Cadillac sales also saw substantial growth in Canada, Europe, Middle East and South Korea. For the year to date, Cadillac global sales are up 6.7 percent.
