Tag #Cadillac

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Cadillac to Use Competitor's Car for F1 Preparations

Cadillac, entering Formula 1 in 2026 with drivers Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez, will use a rival team's car for pre-season testing due to the unavailability of its own 2026 car and the ban on private testing.

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Cadillac's 2026 F1 Team: Perez and Bottas to Lead

Cadillac announced its Formula 1 driver lineup for its 2026 debut season: Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas, both 35, signed multi-year contracts, bringing a combined 527 Grand Prix starts, 16 wins, and 106 podiums to the American team.

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GM's Cadillac Team Officially Joins Formula 1 in 2026

General Motors and TWG Motorsports received final approval to enter Formula 1 in 2026 with a Cadillac-branded team, ending a process that included a rejected bid involving Michael Andretti; the team will be powered by Ferrari engines initially, with GM aiming for self-produced engines by 2030.

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Cadillac Names Lowdon as Formula 1 Team Principal

Veteran motorsports executive Graeme Lowdon will lead the new Cadillac Formula 1 team, a two-car organization set to join the grid in 2026, marking F1's first new team since 2016 and expanding the grid to 11 teams; the team will initially lease engines.

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Cadillac's Formula 1 Entry: $450 Million Entry Fee Addresses Existing Team Concerns

General Motors and Cadillac will join Formula 1 in 2026, paying an increased entry fee of roughly $450 million to mitigate the financial impact on existing teams; this contrasts with the rejected Andretti bid, showcasing the significant long-term value of GM's engine development commitment.

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Cadillac's Formula 1 Debut: Pérez and Bottas Lead the Charge

Cadillac, entering Formula 1 in 2026, announced Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas as its drivers; Pérez, a former Red Bull driver with 6 wins, and Bottas, a former Mercedes driver with 10 wins, aim to challenge the existing Formula 1 hierarchy with the support of Ferrari engines initially.

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Cadillac Launches Vistiq Electric SUV

Cadillac's new Vistiq three-row luxury electric SUV, priced from $96,433, is now available, marking a key step in the brand's EV-focused strategy and aiming to recapture market share in the luxury SUV segment after its best sales year ever.

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Driving Incident Rates Vary Significantly by Vehicle Brand

A QuoteWizard study reveals Tesla drivers have the highest incident rate (36.94 per 1,000), while Mercury drivers have the lowest (18.63 per 1,000); Ram drivers are especially high-risk in some states, with New Jersey reporting 74.20 incidents per 1,000 for Ram drivers.

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Cadillac's Formula 1 Entry: $450 Million Fee Addresses Revenue Concerns

General Motors and Cadillac will join Formula 1 in 2026, paying a $450 million entry fee to offset the financial impact on existing teams; this contrasts with the rejected Andretti Global bid due to GM's commitment to building its own engines from 2028.

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Record-Breaking Cars and Automotive News

New world records for speed are set by Bugatti, while Cadillac and Xiaomi unveil impressive new electric vehicles and business leadership changes shake up the automotive industry.

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