Dolby and General Motors expanded their entertainment in the car have confirmed that Dolby Atmos will be supported as an available feature over the whole KadillacThe entire 2026 EV assortment. This will include 2026 Escalade IQL, Escalade IQ, Lyriq-V, Optiq and Vistiq. Choose 2025 models will also support Dolby’s engrossing sound format through software updates.
“Innovation is at the heart of the Cadillac brand, and our collaboration with Dolby marks a transformative change in how entertainment in the car raises the driving experience,” said John Cockburn, chief engineer at Cadillac. “Together, we take sounds to new heights by ensuring that the music experience remains faith in the artist’s original vision and delivers a healthy experience that makes consumers feel that they are in the music studio with them.”
Mastering music in Atmos has been a priority for Dolby. With today’s announcement, the company claimed that 93% of Message board2024 Top 100 artists release music in Atmos.
Rating atmos to cars has also been a business initiative, as Dolby also provides its engrossing sound to choose models from car manufacturers including Mercedes-Benz and Volvo. In addition, last month at HPA Tech Retreat, Dolby showed the first vehicle to support a combined Dolby -Vision and Dolby Atmos experience, Li Auto’s Mega, although it is not yet available to buy in the US, it was equipped with three OLED screens and 21 speakers, including three subwoofers.
“Whether you listen to music to pass the time on a long commute or share a special moment on a family trip, music has the power to turn everyday moments into something remarkable,” said John Couling, senior vice president for entertainment at Dolby. “Cadillac’s range of Dolby Atmos equipped vehicles represents the driving experience again.”
