Cadillac’s 125th Anniversary Escalade-V Starts at Approximately $325,000 in Canada

Just 252 examples of the 2027 Escalade-V Collector Series will be offered across Canada and the United States, with orders opening in December.

• Canadian pricing starts at approximately $325,000, including destination freight and federal luxury tax.

• Two exterior colours, carbon-fibre trim and Santorini Blue interior accents distinguish the anniversary edition.

• Buyers will have an opportunity to select their VIN and serial number, subject to availability.

Cadillac is marking its 125th anniversary with a limited-edition Escalade-V carrying a Canadian starting price of approximately $325,000. Unveiled ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, the 2027 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series will be limited to 252 vehicles across Canada and the United States.

Orders open in December 2026. The announced price includes destination freight and the federal luxury tax, although Cadillac has not specified how many vehicles will be allocated to Canada.

This is the first Escalade to receive the brand’s Collector Series treatment. Its most unusual feature may be the numbering scheme: each of the two exterior colours will have vehicles labelled from 1902 through 2027, representing the years of Cadillac’s history. That amounts to 126 examples per colour.

Customers will also have an opportunity to select their VIN and serial number, subject to availability. For a buyer with a particular year in mind, that adds a personal connection beyond choosing paint and upholstery.

The exterior choices are Midnight Stone Frost and Vibrant White Tricoat. Both receive unique 24-inch forged wheels, blue brake callipers, and dark-finish badges. Carbon fibre appears on the grille surround, lower rear fascia, mirror caps and engine cover, while puddle lamps project a heritage V8 motif.

Inside, black and Sheer Gray upholstery is paired with Santorini Blue stitching and seat belts. The blue also appears on the exclusive key fob. Illuminated sill plates, commemorative badging and special floor mats complete the cabin changes.

Cadillac says Santorini Blue connects the edition to its V-Series racing programme. The colour appeared on the Project GTP concept and subsequently on race cars, road cars and other Collector Series editions.

The announcement focuses on those design and personalization details without identifying any edition-specific powertrain upgrades.

Cadillac has offered Collector Series vehicles since 2022, including the CT5-V Blackwing F1 Collector Series. Bringing the programme to the Escalade follows what Cadillac Canada describes as its strongest year for Escalade-V sales in 2025.