Cadillac Escalade-V Collector Series Marks 125 Years With a $239,000 Limited Run

Cadillac’s 125th anniversary was never going to be marked quietly, and the Escalade-V gives the brand a suitably imposing canvas.

The new Escalade-V Collector Series is limited to 252 examples and priced at $239,000, positioning it as a highly specific anniversary piece for buyers who want rarity as much as performance.

It’s also the first Escalade Collector Series, which gives this version a little more weight than a routine appearance package.

At a glance

• Cadillac is producing 252 examples of the Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series.
• The limited SUV adds exclusive exterior finishes, 24-inch wheels, carbon-fibre detailing and a blue-accented cabin.
• Pricing is set at $239,000, with no performance changes to the 683 hp supercharged V8.

A collector treatment for Cadillac’s biggest performance SUV

The Escalade-V already sits at the louder end of Cadillac’s range, so the Collector Series doesn’t try to reinvent it.

Instead, the changes focus on finish, scarcity and ceremony.

Cadillac is offering the anniversary model in Midnight Stone Frost or Vibrant White Tricoat, both paired with dark badging and unique 24-inch wheels.

Heritage puddle lamps add a nod to the occasion, while carbon-fibre detailing gives the SUV a more assertive edge.

Blue brake calipers bring a sharper contrast to the exterior treatment without changing the core character of the Escalade-V.

Blue accents carry the anniversary theme inside

The cabin follows the same approach, keeping the Escalade-V’s familiar sense of scale but adding more specific Collector Series cues.

Cadillac has specified a black-and-grey interior with Santorini Blue stitching and blue seat belts.

Exclusive badging, unique sill plates and premium floor mats separate it from the standard model, while a matching blue key fob continues the colour theme beyond the cabin.

Buyers can also select their VIN and serial number, a small but meaningful detail for a vehicle aimed squarely at collectors.

The LT4 V8 remains untouched

There are no performance upgrades for the Collector Series, but the mechanical baseline is hardly modest.

The hand-built supercharged 6.2-litre LT4 V8 continues to produce 683 hp and 653 lb-ft of torque.

That decision keeps the anniversary model focused on exclusivity rather than chasing a new output figure.

For an Escalade-V buyer, the appeal is likely to be the combination of full-size presence, V-Series power and a more carefully defined collectible identity.

Details & Specifications

The Escalade-V Collector Series won’t appeal to anyone looking for subtlety, but that isn’t the point.

It’s a large-scale anniversary statement from Cadillac, aimed at buyers who see the Escalade-V as both a performance SUV and a piece of modern brand history.