Why was the Cadillac SRX discontinued?

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Lincoln
07/30/25 6:21am
Cadillac SRX was discontinued for the following reasons: 1. It was not discontinued in North America, but was not introduced to China. The profit margin of SRX was not as high as that of the domestic XT5. Shanghai GM also explained the XT5 as the continuation series of SRX, which led to the discontinuation of SRX; 2. The Cadillac SRX luxury multi-purpose vehicle made its debut at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit; this new model of the Cadillac series is a luxury mid-size multi-purpose vehicle that can adapt to almost any road condition, with a towing capacity of up to 1590 kg, and the driving feel is like a sports sedan.
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