2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Review: Crabwalk Feature and Driving Experience
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In this episode of TheStraightPipes, Yuri takes the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ for a spin, showcasing its innovative crabwalk feature. With 750 horsepower and 785 lb-ft of torque under the hood, the team tests its Vmax launch capabilities, comparing it to the Escalade V. They delve into the Sport 2 trim details, highlighting the impact of the all-black exterior on the SUV's aesthetics and the massive 24-inch Arrow Style wheels that adorn it. The unique crabwalk mode is put to the test in a parking lot, offering both challenges and amusement as they navigate tight turns with ease.
Despite its electric nature, the Escalade IQ lacks Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, leaving the team puzzled. However, they find solace in the presence of massage seats and rear entertainment screens. The vehicle's handling and weight are scrutinized during the drive, with the team expressing a preference for first drive 10-minute reviews. The low resolution of the 360 camera system and the hefty price tag of the Escalade IQ are also discussed, along with its standout features like automatic doors and MagnaRide 4.0 suspension.
The exterior and interior design elements are critiqued, with comparisons drawn between the Escalade IQ, the gas Escalade, and the Escalade V. The team shares their overall impressions, highlighting the Escalade IQ's strengths and weaknesses in the competitive luxury SUV market.
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Escalades are known for looking outdated after a refresh
The Escalade is heavy and doesn't feel fast despite having 700hp
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Criticisms of the interior design and technology in new cars
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Mention of the lack of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in the Escalade
Speculation on the depreciation of the Escalade
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