Cadillac aims to sell only EVs<\/a> by the end of the decade, and is expected to only launch EVs from here on out. The rollout has already started with the 2023 Cadillac Lyriq<\/a> crossover, and will continue with the Celestiq flagship sedan<\/a>, due in 2024, likely as a 2025 model.<\/p>\n Cadillac Celestiq concept<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Beyond those two models, Cadillac is also expected to launch an electric compact crossover<\/a> for the 2024 model year, followed by a mid-size crossover with third-row seats, and an electric version of the Escalade.<\/p>\n While Cadillac has three upcoming EVs with unconfirmed names, the Ascendiq filing gives it at least six possible trademarks to use. Trademarks for Cadillac Optiq and Cadillac Symboliq<\/a> were filed in 2020, followed by Vistiq and Lumistiq<\/a> in 2021. Cadillac also filed a trademark application for the Escalade IQL name at that time, hinting at the nomenclature for the Escalade EV.<\/p>\n Not every Cadillac dealer is on board<\/a> with the brand’s electric transformation. The automaker said last year that around one third of its dealers took buyouts rather than committing to selling EVs, which requires GM-mandated upgrades like the installation of charging equipment. GM is offering buyouts to Buick dealers<\/a> as well, but has indicated it won’t offer them to Chevrolet dealers, and has remained mum on plans for GMC dealers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A new trademark filing hints at another possible name for a future Cadillac electric vehicle. General Motors recently filed a trademark application for the name “Ascendiq” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). 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