CADILLAC

Cadillac is an American premium vehicle manufacturer founded in 1902. The brand specializes in the development of internal combustion engines, suspension systems, and brake system components. Since 1909, it has been part of the General Motors group. Products are focused on providing performance characteristics for passenger cars and SUVs. Technical solutions are based on GM standards for the North American market.

Country

USA

Brand History

1. 1902: Company founded by Henry Leland using assets from the Henry Ford Company. 2. 1908: Introduction of the interchangeable parts system, which became an automotive industry standard. 3. 1912: First mass-production installation of an electric starter and ignition system. 4. 1949: Launch of the first high-performance overhead valve V8 engine. 5. 2023: Transition to an electrification strategy for the model range under General Motors.

Key OEM Customers

Automotive OEM (General Motors assembly lines)

Type

OEM-Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

No information available.

Brand Authentication

The GM Genuine Parts protection system is used, featuring holographic elements on the packaging. Technical parts are marked with laser engraving including a unique batch number. The batch code format consists of 8 characters, where the first two indicate the manufacturing plant code.

Certificates

ISO/TS 16949, ISO 14001.