The 2020 Cadillac Escalade is a reliable, luxurious, powerful vehicle that has everything most people are looking for in a car. If you have your eye on this beautiful vehicle, you’re probably curious about the difference between the Escalade and the Escalade ESV. In the end, it’s really all about size.
Exterior (Overall Design)
The overall exterior designs are similar, and both of these vehicles have roof rails, power sunroof, illuminating door handles, front LED cornering lamps, and more. They both feature the iconic Cadillac grille with a sweeping yet aggressive design that signals class and power at the same time.
There are a few differences to note, and these are mainly to do with the bigger size of the ESV. The ESV is actually 10 mm shorter than the Escalade’s 1,890 mm height, but the Escalade has a smaller wheelbase of 2,946 mm to the ESV’s 3,302. Both also offer key security features once you’re out of the vehicle, to keep it safe. They both come with wheel-locks, for example, and an engine immobilizer you can control remotely as needed.
