CADILLAC XT4 Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

In late February 2023, Cadillac revealed the info regarding the refreshed 2024 XT4, which was the smallest SUV in the brand's inventory.

After four years on the market, the XT4 received a much-needed update in more areas but obviously retained the same E2XX platform shared with the second generation of the Envision from Buick. Some of its styling updates were inspired by the all-electric Liryq. Also, the interior boasted some serious upgrades, which made customers feel like they were in a much larger vehicle.

At the front, the vertical LED lines that flanked the front fascia were kept in place. But in addition, the headlights were moved next to them, with three headlamps stacked, one on top of the other. The XT4's mesh grille sported the brand's badge in an upper center position, like on the non-facelifted version. Also, as a final touch, the lower dam was redesigned to lower the drag coefficient and also boasted a lip spoiler at the bottom of the bumper.

Cadillac completely changed the interior, and the 2024 XT4 boasted a curved 33" glass panel in front of the driver where the instrument panel and the infotainment touchscreen were hosted. Moreover, on the center console, there was a new gear selector for the automatic transmission. The door cards were also new. Thus, the luxurious appearance of the vehicle was enhanced. Last but not least, a 13-speaker AKG sound system was available across the range.

Under the hood, the engine lost a few ponies compared to its predecessor, but the torque remained the same.

A distinctive look into the world of compact luxury SUV’s, the XT4 offered a fuel-efficient engine and a roomy cabin.

The new Cadillac XT4 did not step away form its roots, with the design clearly shouting Cadillac without the badge on.

Available in three trim levels, Luxury, Premium Luxury and Sport, the base model was a little poorly equipped compared to the other trim levels.

The Luxury trim offered 18-inch wheels, LED headlights, simulated leather upholstery, keyless entry and keyless go, remote start and dual-zone climate control. The entertainment and phone integration features were competitive, with an 8-inch touchscreen display, Bluetooth connectivity, Android Auto and Apple Car Play, as well as 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, a type C USB outlet and a 7-speaker sound system.

Moving to the upper Premium Luxury trim level, the XT4 came equipped with auto-dimming mirrors, a power liftgate, ambient interior lighting, automatic wipers, front and rear parking sensors and blind-spot monitoring system.

The Sport trim level featured black trim-specific accents, LED turn signals and an interior fitted with simulated leather upholstery, a redesigned steering wheel and sport seats.

Safety wise, the Driver Awareness package offered low-speed frontal collision mitigation, lane keeping assist and following distance indicator.

Many features were bundle into different packages offered for the available trim levels.