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Cadillac unveils 'Elevated Velocity' electric crossover concept car
The electric concept car has a “lifted yet elegant design,” according to Cadillac, riding on 24-inch wheels. General Motors on Thursday unveiled the Cadillac Elevated Velocity, a new concept car aimed at building up the brand’s all-electric luxury crossover segment.
Cadillac Unveils All-electric Elevated Velocity Concept Merging High Performance, Ultra Luxury
The Cadillac brand of General Motors Co. in Detroit has revealed its latest concept vehicle — Elevated Velocity — a 2+2 crossover designed to “exhilarate on-road and off-grid alike,” while foreshadowing potential future Cadillac design cues.
Cadillac's latest concept car wants to take on the whoops off-road, but then drive you back home autonomously. But is this a ...
“Today, we’re excited to share that the XT5 legacy will continue as a next-generation gas vehicle beyond 2026, proudly built ...
GM has confirmed that the next-gen Cadillac XT5 will be sold in the U.S., dropping in for the 2027 model year. The question ...
The plan for a new generation shows continued investment in gas-powered vehicles as electric vehicle adoption lags in the ...
John Roth, VP of global Cadillac, said during a July 10 media briefing that the company is capable of adjusting EV plans as the tax change looms.
GM brought some Detroit muscle to the rarified air of Monterey Car Week — with a twist. While the Corvette nameplate falls ...
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Schumacher issues stark Cadillac warning, highlighting major weakness for new F1 team
Mick Schumacher is still waiting on Cadillac to make a move for 2026, but his uncle Ralf has warned the American newcomer ...
General Motors is recalling more than 90,000 vehicles in response to a potential transmission issue — including the 2020 Cadillac CT5. Stefano Giovannini ...
The Cadillac brand of General Motors Co. in Detroit today introduced an exclusive new customization program called Curated by ...
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