2021 Cadillac Escalade launched in the Middle East

GM’s premium brand seeks to strengthen segment presence with new flagship SUV

Published: November 16, 2020 18:26 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Cadillac has launched its 2021 Escalade in the Middle East, seeking to consolidate its position in the full-size luxury SUV category. Completely redesigned and packing new technology features, the flagship SUV maintains the brand’s signature vertical lighting element up front, but reinterpreted as a horizontal headlamp to add to its a broad stance. Image Credit: Supplied

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The vertical lighting signature is carried over to the rear too, with the taillights getting three-dimensional layers and finishes with detailed etching. Twenty-two-inch wheels are standard in the new Escalade. Image Credit: Supplied

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Escalade will offer Cadillac’s Sport trim for the first time, featuring a black mesh grille and black trim across the exterior. Luxury and Premium Luxury models showcase a bright Galvano finish, while Platinum models top the range, with unique interior and exterior details Image Credit: Supplied

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The cabin design has been influenced by Cadillac’s Escala concept vehicle and breaks and comes with Gideon Whisper Beige trim combination and an available custom-woven fabric. Image Credit: Supplied

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The tech features inside are anchored by a curved, 4K OLED screen, complemented by an AKG automotive audio system. Image Credit: Supplied

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The 2021 Escalade offers more room for passengers and their cargo thanks to the new architecture and chassis. It offers 40 per cent more third-row legroom (886 mm) and a 68 per cent increase in maximum cargo space behind the third row (722 litres) in the standard-length model. Image Credit: Supplied

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Cadillac says the Escalade ESV is now the best in class for cargo space behind the first, second and third rows. Image Credit: Supplied

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