Cadillac Discontinues the Gas-Powered XT6 Three-Row Crossover

Cadillac has decided to stop building the XT6, its three-row crossover that runs on gasoline. The move signals a shift in the brand’s lineup as it moves toward electric vehicles.

The XT6 was introduced as a practical family hauler with three rows of seats, but its time is up. Cadillac has not shared a specific end date for production or what might replace it directly.

This decision fits with Cadillac’s broader strategy to go electric. The brand has been rolling out new EVs and has said it plans to offer mostly electric vehicles by the end of the decade.

For buyers looking for a three-row Cadillac, the upcoming electric models will likely fill that role. The XT6’s departure marks another step in the transition away from internal combustion engines for the luxury marque.