RENEWABLE ENERGY
POWERING OPERATIONS WITH WIND AND SOLAR
At GM, our goal is to source 100 percent renewable energy for U.S. operations by 2025 and to source 100 percent renewable energy for global operations by 2035.

SPRING HILL MANUFACTURING
GM’s largest facility in North America, Spring Hill Manufacturing, is expected to rely 100 percent on solar energy by the end of 2023. This facility produces Cadillac models* like the all-electric LYRIQ* and the internal combustion engine XT5 and XT6 models.

ARLINGTON ASSEMBLY
In Texas, GM’s Arlington Assembly has been powered by 100 percent renewable wind energy since late 2018. The facility produces Escalade models.*

LANSING GRAND RIVER ASSEMBLY
GM’s Michigan facility produces the internal combustion engine CT4 and CT5 models* and will use a portion of solar energy generated with technology from First Solar, Inc. The agreement sourced 180 megawatts, or roughly the yearly electricity use of ~ 47,882 U.S. homes.*
“WE ENTERED THIS DECADE AS A LUXURY INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE BRAND AND WE PLAN TO BE ALL ELECTRIC BY THE END OF THIS DECADE.”
Rory Harvey, Vice President, Global Cadillac
Simulated model shown. Actual production model will vary. See dealer for 2024 LYRIQ availability details.

ELECTRIC VEHICLES
PAVING THE WAY FOR ALL-ELECTRIC LUXURY
By the end of the decade, every new Cadillac model introduced in the U.S. will be all-electric.
The introduction of our electric portfolio began with the debut of LYRIQ,* a fully electric crossover. By using the Ultium Battery Platform and supporting technologies, we’re positioning Cadillac to become a leader in electrification.