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DETROIT \u2014 General Motors<\/a> will launch new gas-powered Cadillac vehicles beginning next spring as the automaker continues to shift gears away from all-electric vehicles. <\/p>\n GM CEO Mary Barra<\/a> said Tuesday that the next-generation Cadillacs will include new versions of the company’s CT5 sedan, outdated XT5 midsize SUV and discontinued three-row XT6<\/a> SUV.<\/p>\n “Starting next spring and continuing into 2028, we will begin launching the next generation of Cadillac ICE [internal combustion engine] vehicles,” Barra said during the company’s second-quarter earnings call<\/a>. She said the vehicles will be in addition to Cadillac’s current all-electric crossovers and Escalade SUV.<\/p>\n The new product announcements add to GM’s pullback in EVs<\/a>. The automaker had planned for Cadillac to exclusively sell electric vehicles<\/a> by the end of this decade. The company also has walked back EV plans for other brands and increased gas-powered engine production, including V-8 offerings.<\/p>\n GM has recorded $10.9 billion in EV-related charges<\/a> since the second half of last year after slower-than-expected electric vehicle adoption as well as U.S. regulatory changes easing emissions standards and eliminating support for EVs.<\/p>\n Barra reiterated that GM’s plans include “onshoring significant manufacturing” for the Detroit automaker beginning next year,<\/a> in part by expanding production of its full-size SUVs to a Michigan plant that was previously slated to build EVs. <\/p>\n The full-size SUVs \u2014 Escalade, Chevy Tahoe and Suburban, and GMC Yukon and Yukon XL \u2014 are currently exclusively produced at the company’s Arlington Assembly plant in Texas.<\/p>\n