#XT4

“A hundred little things” help differentiate the 2019 Cadillac XT4 from rival compact luxury crossovers, at least according to Todd Pawlik, its chief engineer.

The fresh-faced XT4 should be a welcome addition to the Cadillac lineup, but this compact luxury crossover is newer than you might realize, something that could spell trouble.

Striving to expand and revitalize its lineup, Cadillac is poised to launch a new or redesigned model every six months through 2020. At the tip of this dagger is the fresh-faced XT4 compact crossover, which will be thrust into showrooms before the month is out.

Cadillac is getting its ducks in a row, calling dibs on a number names it may someday seek to use.

With New York out of the way, auto show season is pretty much over until fall, and it went out with a bang this year because there were a ton of important reveals in the Big Apple. Which ones were our favorites and which ones fell flat? 

Spy photographers have caught the upcoming Cadillac XT4 crossover testing along with the BMW X3 and Mercedes GLC models.

The latest Cadillac XT4 prototype suggests the new crossover will be a plug-in hybrid.

Cadillac flew halfway around the world to announce its intention to build a new crossover called the XT4.

A filing with the U.S. Trademark and Patent Office is revealing Cadillac’s future model naming plans in new detail.