When will the Cadillac ATS-L be replaced?
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According to Cadillac's new vehicle plan before 2021, the current CTS and ATS will be gradually discontinued, to be replaced by the Cadillac CT5 and CT4, both of which will continue to use the rear-wheel-drive platform. With the discontinuation of the ATS, the domestically produced ATS-L model will also undergo a replacement. Here is some information about Cadillac: Introduction: Cadillac is a world-renowned luxury car brand under General Motors of the United States. Logo: The founder chose the family crest of Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, a French nobleman and the founder of Detroit, as the brand's logo to commemorate him.
I recall the Cadillac ATS-L was discontinued around 2019 without a direct successor, being replaced by the CT4 series instead. At that time, Cadillac was transitioning its product lineup, and the CT4 was launched in 2020, now available at Chinese 4S dealerships. The CT4 inherited the ATS-L's sporty chassis and handling characteristics but upgraded the interior and tech features, such as the touchscreen infotainment system and ADAS assistance systems. In terms of market strategy, Cadillac positioned the CT series as its mainstream products, no longer focusing exclusively on long-wheelbase versions. If you're considering a car in this segment, I recommend test-driving the CT4—it's more fuel-efficient, offers more flexible space, and falls within a similar price range, making it quite cost-effective. There are still plenty of used ATS-L models available in the secondhand market, and maintenance isn't difficult. Overall, the transition occurred between 2019 and 2020, marking the shift into the CT era.
