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How Cadillac Is Beating Audi, Mercedes And BMW In EVs
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12:56Now PlayingAfter being a leading American luxury brand for decades, Cadillac eventually fell out of favor. Now, EVs are giving it another chance. Nearly 80% of EV buyers are new to the brand, and its taking share from Tesla, BMW, Mercedes and Lexus. But federal incentives are expiring, competition is stiff and steep investment costs mean profits are still elusive. Can Cadillac keep the momentum? Watch the video to learn more.
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Producer: Robert Ferris
Editor: Darren Geeter
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Additional footage: Getty Images, General Motors
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How Cadillac Is Beating Audi, Mercedes And BMW In EVs
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