2015 Cadillac Escalade Pricing Announced

All-new Escalade to start at $72,690
Mid-level Escalade Luxury starts at $76,690; Platinum at $81,190
2015 Escalade brags a new gaze inside and out
The 2015 Cadillac Escalade will start at $72,690 when it reaches dealers this jump. That's the latest from Cadillac, which unveiled the redesigned full-size luxury SUV -- now entering its fourth lifetime -- in October. 

With its new price tag, the 2015 Escalade sees a groundwork price boost of round $3,700 over the outgoing 2014 form. That's a big number for one form year, as most automakers typically keep price rises to round $1,000 per year. But the 2015 Escalade's alterations are far from usual. 

On the outside, the 2015 Escalade brags absolutely new fashioning that nearly pursues Cadillac's "edgy" conceive topic. That means the SUV offers sharper lines and more twists. There's furthermore a gigantic grille, large taillights and huge wheel arches -- all conceived to give the Escalade a bold, muscular occurrence.

But the biggest alterations to the 2015 Escalade arrive on the interior, where the SUV ditches its previous truck-based roots for a luxurious, carlike central. There's a stylish, modern dashboard, a center console with capacitive touch controls and an LCD computer display climbed on in the gauge cluster. Of course, the Escalade furthermore arrives complete with cowhide upholstery over all three lines of seats. 

With its near-$73,000 base cost, Cadillac accepts the Escalade's beginning cost is more expensive than ever. But the emblem notes that the SUV also boasts more standard gear than ever before. freshly standard items encompass Magnetic travel Control, 20-inch alloy wheels and commanded headlights and taillights. There's also a new 6.2-liter V8 that makes 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque. 

after the base-level Escalade, Cadillac will offer two other forms. beginning at $76,690, the mid-level Escalade Luxury will add 22-in wheels, a head-up brandish and a lane-departure alert system. Topping the variety is the $81,190 Escalade Platinum, which includes a rear-seat amusement system and adaptive cruise command. 

Drivers who want to add all-wheel propel will have to pay an additional $2,600 on top of the SUV's base cost, while the extended-length Escalade ESV will furthermore order a yet-unannounced price premium over the standard form. 

What it means to you: The 2015 Cadillac Escalade is pricey, but thanks to the SUV's new interior and cutting-edge styling, Cadillac followers will expected pay the premium.