Beijing (ZXZC)- In the fourth month of 2023, Cadillac achieved positive year-on-year surge in its China sales across its entire model lineup, according to the sales record Cadillac released on May 6.

Photo credit: Cadillac

In April, the American premium vehicle brand sold 17,867 vehicles in the world’s largest auto market. Among which, 9,077 units were sedans, soaring 155.4% from a year ago. Meanwhile, the SUV sector boasts a 95.7% year-over-year hike in April sales which came in at 8,790 units. 

Specifically, the Cadillac CT5 sedan was sold by 7,249 units in the past month, which shot up 179% from the prior-year period. Among the SUVs sold last month, the XT5 saw a spike of 106.5% in sales compared to a year ago, which stood at 3,865 units, and sales of the XT6 jumped 50.2% from a year earlier to 1,832 units in April. 

Aside from the sales records, Cadillac also disclosed its future product plan, stating that the company will launch a series of new sedans and SUVs with a facelift on the outside and an upgraded interior. Moreover, starting with the battery-electric LYRIQ model, Cadillac holds plans to release more battery-electric models built on the Ultium platform. The second Cadillac-branded model that rides on the Ultium platform will be unveiled in the second half of this year.