Those waiting for Cadillac Escalade discounts will be disappointed again during July 2023, as the luxury marque has excluded the popular full-size SUV from any incentives or offers. Considering the continued high demand for the Escalade, this shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. In fact, it has been happening since early 2021.
For reference, below, we provide a running summary of Escalade rebates (or, rather, the lack of them), starting with the 2021 calendar year.
It’s hard to imagine the luxury marque changing its mind and offering a discounted Cadillac Escalade anytime in the near future. This is largely due to Escalade continuing to outsell all of its rivals. In some time periods, Escalade outsold all of its rivals combined. In fact, recently, we saw the Escalade in the hands of rival automaker Kia being compared to the all-electric Kia EV9. While the current Escalade is ICE-powered, the upcoming Escalade IQ will feature a battery-electric driveline, ensuring it will remain a dominant force in the luxury SUV space as Cadillac soars into an all-electric future.
Cadillac Escalade price
For context’s sake, we’ve included pricing for the Escalade 2023 and Escalade 2023 ESV. This includes the starting MSRP for all trim levels plus a $1,695 destination charge.
2023 escalation
- Luxury – $75,990
- Premium Luxury – $88,390
- Sports – $91,390
- Premium Luxury Platinum – $105,990
- Sport Platinum – $105,890
- Escalade-V – $152,990
Cadillac ESV 2023
- Luxury – $85,590
- Premium Luxury – $91,390
- Sports – $94,390
- Premium Luxury Platinum – $108,890
- Sport Platinum – $108,890
- Escalade-V ESV – $155,490
We endeavor to provide accurate and up-to-date information about the vehicle and its incentives in question, but errors and typographical errors do occur. In addition, manufacturers may change incentive information at any time and without notice. Always consult your dealer for color availability information before making a purchase decision. Cadillac Society shall not be liable for typographical, typographical, or other errors.
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