On the contrary, it will be given similar styling and technology as its electric counterpart as part of a mid-cycle refresh that should also be introduced for the 2025 model year.Clearly visible is the new front-end design, which adopts slit-like lights at the leading edge of the hood. Below this in a vertical arrangement is the main headlight cluster. The front fascia also sports new black plastic surfaces in a similar pattern to what's found on the Escalade IQ.
It isn't clear what Cadillac has planned for the powertrains. Escalade buyers currently have two options to choose from in the regular SUV: a 420-hp 6.2-liter V-8 or a 277-hp 3.0-liter turbodiesel inline-6. Both powertrains offer adequate performance, though neither is what you'd call exciting. For excitement, the Escalade-V brings a 682-hp supercharged 6.2-liter V-8.
A 10-speed automatic is standard across the range, and regular grades come with rear-wheel drive as standard, though the Escalade-V gets an available four-wheel-drive system as standard. Given the lack of camouflage gear, the debut is likely close. The current Escalade-V is priced from about $150,000, but with all of the updates that are coming, an increase in pricing isn't out of the question.
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