Cadillac has revealed the Celestiq, a show car that aims to depict what an all-electric, handcrafted flagship sedan from the company could look like in the future.
Despite looking into the future, it also draws cues from the past when it comes to design and innovation. Cadillac's engineers drew inspiration from classic architecture from the 1950s, along with other era defining statements.
Styling is a throwback to the 1950s The car also possesses technology such as five high-definition, advanced LED interactive displays, including a 55-inch diagonal advanced LED display. Industry firsts such as a variable-transmission Smart Glass Roof and Ultra Cruise is also featured.
The Smart Glass Roof features Suspended Particle Device (SPD) technology that allows for four zones of variable lighting, enabling passengers to fine-tune their cabin experience for completely personalised comfort and visibility.
A 55-inch diagonal advanced LED display introduces a passenger display with electronic digital blinds which help to provide privacy. This is designed to allow passengers to enjoy video content while blocking it from the view of the driver.
Cadillac claims that the Celestiq is their most advanced vehicle ever, and will be revealing the production version at a later date.
Despite looking into the future, it also draws cues from the past when it comes to design and innovation. Cadillac's engineers drew inspiration from classic architecture from the 1950s, along with other era defining statements.
The Smart Glass Roof features Suspended Particle Device (SPD) technology that allows for four zones of variable lighting, enabling passengers to fine-tune their cabin experience for completely personalised comfort and visibility.
A 55-inch diagonal advanced LED display introduces a passenger display with electronic digital blinds which help to provide privacy. This is designed to allow passengers to enjoy video content while blocking it from the view of the driver.
Cadillac claims that the Celestiq is their most advanced vehicle ever, and will be revealing the production version at a later date.
