Cadillac just unveiled its latest concept, the Cadillac Opulent Velocity, an all-electric hypercar embodying the brand’s vision for the future of luxury and performance. Following a teaser ...

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Cadillac loves a futuristic concept, and the Cadillac Opulent Velocity leans into the automaker's longstanding obsession with American luxury that doesn't compromise on performance. Revealed at ...

Cadillac has revealed its Opulent Velocity concept car, an electric 2+2 coupe that promises both sporty performance and refined comfort. If it becomes real, at least.

The concept introduces a "Velocity" experience mode, inspired by the V-Series' high-performance capabilities, letting you engage in a more exhilarating, hands-on driving experience, complete with ...

This latest Cadillac design study bears the name Opulent Velocity, which sounds like a 21st-century restatement of legendary GM Design chief Bill Mitchell’s brief for the original Buick Riviera ...

A 2+2 coupe, Cadillac says the Opulent Velocity Concept's design is inspired by motorsports and combines a hypercar personality with luxury execution. We see the sleek style of the 1930s Delahayes.

Today's V-Series Cadillacs are all about gas performance from V8s to a variety of turbocharged options. But that isn't the future, even for fast Caddys. The ...

Cadillac wanted to maintain its V (velocity) mode but wanted to take it further with the concept, which still has a physical activation on the console. Drivers rotate the dial from Opulent mode to ...

The Opulent Velocity concept exemplifies Cadillac’s dedication to zero-emission performance and modern luxury. It’s a bold statement of the brand's future, where cutting-edge technology meets ...

The Opulent Velocity is even more tech-centric than the company's production cars, relying on "Level 4 autonomous capability" and an "Augmented Reality Head-Up Display" to get around.