GM's Cadillac captures 51.9% of Canada's luxury EV market through September 2026
Bitget2026/11/09 13:03- GM's Cadillac captured 51.9% of Canada's luxury EV market through September 2026, leading the segment.
- Cadillac's Canadian EV sales rose 77.5% in the third quarter from a year earlier.
- EVs represented nearly 70% of Cadillac's Canadian sales year-to-date; 64% of its EV customers were first-time Cadillac buyers.
- VISTIQ sales increased 93.2% in the quarter, with year-to-date growth reaching 175.9%.
- OPTIQ sales climbed 112.6% in the quarter, taking year-to-date growth to 109.7%.
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