CUE will be available first in the 2013 Cadillac XTS. After that, expect it in the 2014 Cadillac ATS, a refreshed Cadillac SRX (around MY 2014), and then the Chevrolet Volt-based Cadillac ELR.

One of the key highlights of the 2013 model year Cadillac SRX is the addition of the firm’s new CUE infotainment system incorporating touch-screen controls, but it isn’t the only new feature ...

Cadillac has launched the latest volley with a CUE system for the 2013 SRX that comes with a gaming-style controller to manage each of the eight-inch screens. The big news is the dual-play option.

I found the current-generation Cadillac SRX design (pre-CUE) requires most drivers to move their right shoulders forward from the backrest to reach the display.

Cadillac's crossover gets the new control system from the XTS and ATS, along with some extra tech for rear seat passengers.

Slick, yes, but does new technology make the Cadillac XTS, ATS and SRX better or just different from other touchscreens and the Audi-BMW control knobs?