GM says Cadillac vehicles will be all electric by 2030
Cadillac could continue to offer internal combustion models alongside electric vehicles, president says.
(Reuters) - The head of General Motors Co's Cadillac luxury brand said on Thursday a majority, and possibly all, of the brand's models will be electric vehicles by 2030.
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Cadillac president Steve Carlisle also said Cadillac is on track for "low double digit" sales growth in China, despite a drop in overall vehicle sales in the world's largest vehicle market.
Steve Carlisle, president, Cadillac, speaks during the unveiling of the three-row Cadillac XT6 crossover SUV during media previews for the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Sunday, Jan. 13, 2019. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Cadillac has previously signaled a move toward electric models.
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Carlisle also said Cadillac will offer a large electric SUV similar to the Escalade. Cadillac could continue to offer internal combustion models alongside electric vehicles, depending on consumer demand, he added.
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