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Such is the case for the all-new Cadillac CT6 PHV that arrived in America in March (albeit in some very thin inventory numbers at month's end), replacing the Cadillac ELR as the luxury brand's only plug-in offering.
We touched base with Donny Nordlicht, who handles Product & Technology Communications at Cadillac to talk about the new plug-in Caddy, and he confirmed the vehicle's arrival in very late March, "we have begun shipments of the CT6 Plug-In to dealers", but that none were physically delivered to consumers before the April selling month got underway.
At time of press, about ~100 Cadillac CT6 Plug-In Hybrids have made their way to US dealers.