A lot of elegance is evident in the new Cadillac, which is still a concept.
Cadillac unveiled a new concept, the Cadillac Expressive coupe, which amazed everyone behind it with its unique design.
The stunning Cadillac Expressive Coupe concept incorporates design cues from the Escala concept, but with a sharper, more dynamic edge.
Cadillac Expressive is a coupe with a unique design
- More interesting images of the new Cadillac Expressive were released by GM's Executive Director of Advanced Design, Andrew Smith, shortly after initial images of the Cadillac Expressive Coupe concept appeared online.
- These recent photos show the car in its first public showing at the EyesOn Design conference in Michigan, which took place last weekend. Simply put, it seems that when they described it as “expressive,” they were not kidding.
- The mysterious Cadillac coupe had appeared in a design patent six years earlier. After remaining silent about the model, the company has now published a photo of it on an Instagram account.
The mysterious Expressive from Cadillac
- The mystery car, known as the "expressionist coupe" study, was unveiled as part of GM Design's From the Vault series, and it's pretty cool.
- As seen in the video and photos, the model combines more contemporary design cues with components of Cadillac's Escala concept.
- It is one of the most impressive cars that General Motors has come out with since the Buick Avista concept, and the final product turned out to be an amazing car.
Cadillac Expressive Coupe design
The Expressive coupe was developed as an internal investigation of Cadillac's aesthetics, the company said, without providing many other details about the car. This has affected a number of currently available models, such as the CT5 and CT5 V-Blackwing.
Unfortunately, the coupe looks much better than the CT5 reveal we covered on our site.
However, the model features a wide grille, powerful intakes, and slim headlights on an expressive front fascia. A colorful cover and a carved cover bring them together.
Looking further back, we notice a sloping roof and a long hood that turns into a sleek windshield. There is a flowing body and a strong shoulder line underneath. Not to mention the big wheels and unique rear fascia.
Cadillac Expressive coupe interior
Although the interior of the Cadillac Expressive Coupe is low-touch, it features leather seats with luxury belts and a rotary console or shifter. The car's designers also included restrained wood trim and metal speaker grilles.
Unfortunately, this concept revealed by Cadillac never entered production, and Cadillac completely abandoned coupes.