CT5 [Official] Cadillac CT5

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[asrapid1]

That CT5-V Blackwing... what a beast. I hope next generation , if there will be one, get LT7 engine (1060 hp,DOHC V8 twin turbo, 8000 rpm redline)

 

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Some possibilities for future CT5.

Cadillac will end production of the current CT5 sedans after the 2026 model year. While the smaller CT4 is dead, GM is actuaslly working on a next-generation CT5. The short video above gives us a few ideas of what a second-generation Cadillac CT5 could look like.

We already know the new sedan will be based on the Alpha 2-2 platform. Which is an updated version of the current platform. From my experience with the current CT5, I really hope Cadillac turns it more into a “real” Cadillac. Something the current model is not. It is not a super comfortable car. Or a super quiet or smooth one. And not very roomy. Things that most people still expect from a Cadillac sedan.

A longer wheelbase would do wonders for the next generation. And maybe also offer a trim that isn’t so sporty. I am pretty sure the V trim with its crazy V8 will return, since speed nerds and auto journalists who don’t actually buy cars will demand it. The base 2.0 Liter Turbo should, however, be replaced by something quieter and more refined. Maybe a REV model, which would mostly be powered by an electric motor, would work? At least it could be more refined than a small gas engine.

Visually, a new generation should really find a more modern and striking design language. Something a bit more unique and impressive. The current crop of Cadillac SUVS are either overdone, like the Lyriq, or plain boring, like the Vistiq.

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