Preview of Cadillac's new concept car, a luxury electric performance car

Cadillac has launched three new pure electric models, namely the expensive and more symbolic Celestiq, the medium and large SUV IQ Ruige, and the IQ Aoge, which will be launched in China on April 25.Recently, Cadillac announced another pure electric Opulent Velocity concept car, which was launched to pay tribute to the 20th anniversary of the Cadillac V series. Opulent Velocity is a high-performance electric product, and its name also intuitively reflects its positioning.Opulent means "luxurious”, and Velocity means "speed”.
The official teased the car with an extremely vague dynamic video. Through a few screenshots, we can see some details, such as the sharp front design and the luminous brand LOGO in the center. At the same time, the car also has a huge front spoiler, which indicates its powerful performance.The car retains the classic vertical headlights and taillight groups of the Cadillac brand.In addition, although this is a pure electric vehicle, it has the exhaust sound of a fuel vehicle. The Cadillac V series is a high-performance model developed by General Motors' high-performance vehicle operations department and was born in 2004.Originally by John W. Haines, the director of operations of the department.Heinricy) led the high-performance modification of the latest cars of the Cadillac family, with “V” as the LOGO.The first generation Cadillac V series includes CTS-V, XLR-V, and STS-V.On the track, the Cadillac team used CTS-VR to participate in the GT category of SCCA races in the United States in the 2004-2007 season, and won the team's annual championship in 2005 and 2007. The Cadillac V series has been developed for several generations. In January this year, the official just released the new CT5-V and CT5-V Blackwing.The standard version of CT5-V is equipped with a 3.0T V6 engine with a maximum power of 365 horsepower.The CT5-V Blackwing is equipped with a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine with a maximum power of 677 horsepower.