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Cadillac Escalade by AddArmor: Armored on the outside, luxury on the inside

Armored cars offer a superior level of protection to their occupants, and are in high demand by movie stars, singers, businessmen and political leaders. And in the United States, these people often choose the Cadillac Escalade as a vehicle for their official commutes. From this combination comes the Cadillac Escalade by AddArmor, a specialist who has armored the big SUV on the outside and endowed it with maximum luxury on the inside.

Armored Cadillac offers a B6 degree of protection. This package includes B6 AR 500 ballistic protection for each interior panel, as well as armored glass windows. The protective covers make the armored Escalade resistant to bullets, stones and impacts from different firearms, among other elements.

Outwardly, the Escalade by AddArmor shows off like any series model, except for tinted windows, a lower stance, and additional grille lights. It's also equipped with a P1 siren system that helps the driver 'disperse the crowds', while puncture-resistant tires ensure the vehicle is never stopped.

But that is not all. The armored vehicle specialist also worked on the interior of the Cadillac SUV and equipped it with a luxurious cabin. There are two seats for passengers in the rear, with heating, cooling and massage function. The passenger compartment is separate from the driver's cabin and has two additional folding seats to expand the number of passengers.

The entire interior is upholstered in high-quality leather with an Alcantara ceiling covering and wood accents. It is equipped with a television screen, a high-end sound system and tablets for passenger entertainment. Additionally, AddArmor's Cadillac Escalade features folding tables, privacy blinds, a sliding roof and dual-zone climate control.

Anyone who wants to carry out this conversion in their Cadillac Escalade, the specialist offers this entire transformation for 75,000 dollars. For any other vehicle, the AddArmor Access Protection package starts at $32,500.

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