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Cadillac Escalade IQ Features 200 kWh Battery, 460-Mile Range, and 9,046 lb Curb Weight
Key points
- Cadillac Escalade IQ has a 200 kWh battery.
- It offers an estimated 460 miles of range.
- The vehicle weighs 9,046 lbs (4,103 kg).
- It is classified as a Class 3 truck.
Electric Escalade IQ Specifications
The Cadillac Escalade IQ is equipped with a 200 kWh lithium-ion battery. This large battery capacity contributes to its estimated range of 460 miles (740 km) on the EPA test cycle. The vehicle arrived with an indicated range of 440 miles.
Vehicle Weight and Classification
The Escalade IQ has a curb weight of 9,046 lbs (4,103 kg), which is a third more than the previous gasoline-powered model. This weight classifies the vehicle as a Class 3 truck. Despite its weight, it is designed to fit into a standard parking space.
Shared Platform and Design
The electric Escalade shares its battery pack and other components with other full-size GM electric vehicles, including the Chevrolet Silverado EV, GMC Sierra EV, and Hummer EVs. Its design reflects Cadillac's commitment to electric vehicles, even as the brand plans to offer a mix of electric and combustion cars beyond 2030.
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The Cadillac Escalade IQ, an electric SUV, features a 200 kWh lithium-ion battery, providing an estimated 460 miles of range. This vehicle weighs 9,046 lbs, placing it in the Class 3 truck category and making it significantly heavier than its gasoline-powered predecessor.