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The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq – revealed last month – will undercut the Tesla Model X on price, according to recent comments by the boss of Cadillac in the US. Cadillac President Steve Carlisle says the company has Tesla firmly in its sights, announcing this week the upcoming Cadillac Lyriq will cost less than $US60,000 ($AU84,100). At this price, the Cadillac would also undercut the latest electric SUVs from Audi and Jaguar.

American NFL player Tom Brady is selling his 2018 Cadillac Escalade ESV – giving football fans and car lovers alike a chance to buy a so-called "piece of the Brady legacy" for US$300,000 (AU$451,219). The massive luxury SUV, which Brady originally purchased for US$350,000, has only 13,000 miles – or 20,921km – on the odometer and is up for sale at Becker Automotive Design, the California-based custom vehicle shop that originally modified the car.

The next-generation Cadillac Escalade will have a curved OLED display measuring 38 inches diagonally. OLED technology is typically found on smaller consumer devices, such as smartphones and smartwatches. Without the need for a backlight, OLED screens have deeoper blacks, and can be more easily made into interesting shapes.

General Motors has announced it will beginning rolling out new infotainment systems based on the Android mobile operating system from 2021. By using the Android operating system, GM will be able to offer navigation using a Google Maps app built into the head unit. For cars with internet connectivity this means access to live traffic information and automatic rerouting.

Cadillac has unveiled its latest V-Series cars, the CT4-V and CT5-V, as it puts AMG 43 and BMW M Sport models in its sights. And no, don't hold your breath for them in Australia. This is actually the CT4's official debut. It'll go head-to-head with the Audi A3 and Mercedes-Benz A-Class when the range launches in full – for now, it's V-Series only.