German tuning company Larte Design has rolled out an update for its Aesthete styling package, making it compatible with the latest Cadillac Escalade (2024–2026). The goal was to improve the aerodynamics and the appearance of the car while not messing with its identity.
The scope of the upgrade is fairly extensive and begins with a two-piece front bumper extension, complete with built-in DRLs and splitter. Larte’s signature sculpted hood is included along with a rear diffuser and wheel arch extensions. To complement the sporty look, the company suggests multi-spoke, carbon-trimmed forged wheels that it says were designed specifically for this project.
All 17 components are mounted on existing OEM mounting points, meaning no permanent body modifications are necessary. Multilayer, autoclave-cured, pre-preg carbon is the default material, but you can expect some savings from switching to basalt fiber. All parts are fabricated and polished by hand, then packaged in wooden crates for international shipping.
With no power upgrades on the menu, the Escalade continues churning out 422 PS (416 hp / 310 kW) and 610 Nm (455 lb-ft) of torque from its 6.2-liter V8. It takes 6.6 seconds for the luxury machine to go from zero to 100 km/h (62 mph).
All pricing info is available from Larte Design.
