The automaker will launch an electric sedan"at some point"sedans are less than 30,000 units annually in the U.S., but the brand doesn't plan to give up on the segment in the era of electric vehicles.reported on Wednesday that General Motors' design chief, Mike Simcoe, said during a recent media briefing that Cadillac will introduce a new sedan into its lineup at some point in the future.
He didn't refer to the sedan as an EV but Cadillac as recently as May said it aims to have an electric option in multiple segments. It previously aimed to be a fully electric brand by the end of the decade, though slower than expected demand for EVs has caused Cadillac—and several other automakers—to, which the brand refers to as a sedan even though it's actually a hatchback. However, it's priced at $340,000, making it out of reach for most buyers.
Before any electric sedan shows up, there will be more SUVs, a segment Simcoe reportedly called a “necessary evil.” Cadillac in May showed the