Earlier this year, Cadillac showed that it would introduce an electric V-Series style someday in 2024, adding that it would offer functional cars “regardless of rear-wheel drive. “A video that makes us need to know more about the highly functional electric vehicle and the sounds it emits.
Called Opulent Velocity, the new concept celebrates the brand’s past, offering, and future, while its name sets up a new blueprint for Cadillac where luxury and functionality (opulence and speed) are “revered. “
As far as teasers go, this is one of the most active. Usually, car brands whet your appetite with silhouette images or close-ups of details so extreme that it’s highly unlikely what you’re looking for. Cadillac’s sci-fi trailer shows the Opulent Velocity concept racing through what appears to be a sort of desert, or perhaps the setting of Dune.
Stopping the video along the way shows a bit more about the concept, even if the footage is still deliberately blurry and blurry. The most notable quality is that the vehicle drives low to the ground and its design is somewhat reminiscent of previous Cadillac supercar concepts. Once the car passes in front of the camera and we see the rear, the rear concept looks wide and sporty enough.
And speaking of sportiness, some engaging sounds come out of the Opulent Velocity. Close your eyes and watch the video without knowing it’s an electric vehicle, and you might even believe it’s a gasoline engine. Pay more attention to the sound and listen for a little more electric hum, but it’s still very tricky to know precisely what kind of Cadillac noise you’re looking for here.
No other major points about the Opulent Velocity have been revealed, Cadillac’s executive director of global design, Bryan Nesbitt, added that the logo “will have a higher percentage later this year, so stay tuned. “
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