While SUVs and crossovers are all the rage nowadays, Cadillac is working on an all-new generation of the CT6 sedan and has been spied testing it for the very first time.
It is understood that the new CT6 will be built on the automaker’s VSS-R platform that will underpin rear-wheel drive based models and incorporates elements from the Omega platform. While we don’t yet know the exact measurements for the new car, it appears to be similar in size to the first-generation CT6.
Some notable styling changes are thought to have been made, even though many of them are hidden by the camouflage and thick body cladding of this prototype. Up front, the sedan is expected to feature dramatic headlights with horizontal and vertical elements, much like its predecessor, albeit updated to look even more modern. Similar updates can be expected with the taillights.
A handful of changes are also visible when this new GT6 is viewed from the side. For example, the roofline is slightly more coupe-like in appearance and the C-pillar is also much thinner.
We do not yet have any images showcasing the interior of the second-generation CT6 but it will no doubt benefit from a number of technology upgrades, likely including GM’s new Ultra Cruise semi-autonomous driving system, among other things.
A host of powertrains will be offered, among them a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder that could be coupled to a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. Sadly, the CT6 Blackwing will not make a return for the car’s second generation, meaning there will not be a V8 model on offer.
Details about where the new Cadillac CT6 will be sold are unknown at this point. GM Authority notes that it will definitely be available in China but it remains a mystery if it will also be offered in the United States as well.
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