Cadillac Introduces Sport Package for 2019 XT5
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The 2019 Cadillac XT5 will soon be available with a new Sport package, allowing drivers to customize the crossover with dark styling touches, LED lighting and more.
Features included with the Sport package include a gloss black grille with Galvano surround, 20-inch aluminum wheels with Technical Gray finish, LED headlamps, signature lighting, cornering lamps, clear taillamp lenses, side-assist steps, and sport pedals.
XT5 Sport package buyers will also have a choice between two interior color schemes: Jet Black with Diamond Cut aluminum trim or Cirrus/Jet Black with Diamond Cut aluminum trim.
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“The new XT5 Sport package harmonizes styling cues from Cadillac’s new Sport models, first launched on XT4 and all-new XT6,” said Cadillac President Steve Carlisle. “It gives our best-selling XT5 a dark, aggressive appearance and expands customer choices within our successful crossover portfolio.”
The Sport package will be offered for the XT5’s two top trims: Luxury and Premium Luxury. It will cost $1,995 when added as an option to Luxury and $2,995 when added to Premium Luxury.
Sport package buyers will get those trims’ other features, too, including heated, leather-trimmed front seats; Adaptive Remote Start; an eight-speaker Bose audio system; Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration; the Cadillac user experience with 8-inch touch screen and available navigation; a programmable power liftgate; and a 3.6-liter V6 engine that makes 310 horsepower and comes with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
Cadillac says the XT5 Sport package will be available to order sometime this spring.
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