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Sponsored Links General Motors made a big splash at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this year, introducing a variety of new concepts while underlining its commitment to electric vehicles and new technology. Among the concepts revealed at CES was mention of a new two-seater Cadillac concept with a battery-driven powertrain and stress-reducing cabin space, leading to speculation over what the new Caddy might look like. At this point, details on the new two-seat Cadillac concept are few and far between, with GM’s vice president of global design, Michael Simcoe, providing a brief descriptio...

At CES, GM teased six more of its electric cars and the light signature Buick will have on its share of EVs. The more visible vehicle was the Chevy BET.

Cadillac unveils Electric Drones concept for making people fly ANI | Updated: Jan 13, 2021 21:36 IST Washington [US], January 13 (ANI): In a classic CES move, American automobile manufacturer General Motors' division Cadillac, which designs and builds luxury vehicles shared some futuristic concept vehicles, including a sleek Cadillac passenger drone, on Tuesday (local time). According to Mashable, as part of its Cadillac Halo portfolio, a shiny, silver, and black self-driving shuttle, and a matching passenger drone was introduced. Both are just prototyped...

As part of the storied car company's keynote address delivered yesterday, Cadillac revealed two futuristic models from its Halo Portfolio, and depending on whether you're into minimalist art or like your soaring vehicles with a bit more sci-fi infused, you'll either love 'em or hate 'em. The first concept is a high-end, egg-shaped (or toaster-styled!) personal autonomous vehicle (PAV) that drives itself (think Westworld Season 3 vibes) and the second is a sleek single-seat, electric verticle takeoff and landing (eVTOL) creation straight out of Blade Runner. Credit: GM These prospective ...

GM's self-driving electric concept, revealed at the virtual CES technology show, is part of the Cadillac Halo portfolio of potential future vehicles.