Own a business in Colorado? A qualifying Cadillac SUV placed in service by December 31, 2026 could be written off in the year you buy it. With 100% bonus depreciation now permanent and a 2026 Section 179 limit of $2,560,000, nearly every Cadillac SUV, from the ESCALADE to the all-electric OPTIQ, clears the 6,000-lb GVWR threshold. See which models qualify, how the math works, and how to plan your purchase before year-end.

7 Tips and Best Practices for Charging Your Cadillac EV in Colorado

As the scenic beauty of Colorado continues to embrace sustainable living, the hum of electric vehicles is becoming an increasingly common sound. For Cadillac EV owners across the state, from the bustling streets of Denver to the serene mountain passes, understanding optimal charging practices is key to maximizing your vehicle's performance and longevity.

A Charge of Luxury: The Real Cost of Owning a Cadillac EV in Colorado¡

Welcome, Colorado drivers! The Centennial State has long been a haven for those who appreciate a perfect blend of performance and luxury, with its winding mountain roads and stunning scenic drives. At Red Noland Cadillac in Colorado Springs, we’ve seen firsthand how our customers’ needs are evolving. With the launch of groundbreaking electric vehicles like the Cadillac LYRIQ, Escalade IQ, and soon, the OPTIQ and VISTIQ, many of you are asking the same question: “Is an EV really more affordable to own in Colorado?”