Cadillac Still Sees EVs as Critical Despite Disappearing Incentives
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – Cadillac recorded a 15% sales increase in Q2 2025 and expects luxury EV demand to grow despite losing the $7,500 federal tax credit, leveraging strong U.S. manufacturing.
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Cadillac VP responds to elimination of $7,500 federal EV tax credit
Cadillac will need to "make adjustments" in response to President Donald Trump signing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminating an up-to-$7,500 tax credit for electrified vehicles, the luxury brand's global vice president said Thursday.
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Read Full ArticleCadillac stays the course on EVs as tax credit end nears
General Motors (GM) is pressing forward with Cadillac’s all-electric strategy despite the looming expiration of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit at the end of September. Cadillac Vice President John Roth said the automaker anticipated the legislative changes and is preparing for a future without the incentive. Cadillac has introduced seven new electric models so far in 2025 and recorded a 15% sales increase in the second quarter, signaling stron…
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