We’ve captured a 2024 Cadillac XT4 prototype with minimal camouflage. The vehicle gives us a great look at the model’s redesigned exterior and interior.
2024 Cadillac XT4 – Our Spy Photographer Reports
We caught a prototype for Cadillac’s facelifted XT4 without its heavy vinyl camouflage, and with its production lighting in place. This latest look thoroughly reveals its updated front-fascia, to accompany the big changes to its interior.
The XT4 gets an entirely reworked face, with a new grille to match the details of its latest design language. More significantly, it gets a new two-tiered lighting design that modernizes its face. The XT4’s headlights have been moved from their current position, and now placed lower on the front-fascia—essentially where today’s XT4’s bumper-mounted air-intakes reside. A thin LED strip replaces the headlights, serving as the turn indicators. All-new sculpting and surface development gives the new XT4 a more sharply-chiseled face, and a more prominent chin.
Inside, the XT4 gets an all-new interface, with a large, curved screen stretching from the instrumentation into the center-stack infotainment screen. The design is similar to the curved screens found on both the Escalade and Cadillac’s all-new Lyric EV.
2024 Cadillac XT4 Prototype Photos
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