American luxury automaker Cadillac is showcasing its commitment to innovation with a strong lineup of vehicles. This includes not only popular crossover SUVs but also traditional passenger cars, giving Cadillac a wider variety than competitors like Ford’s Lincoln brand.
Stellantis, another major car company, currently doesn’t even have a dedicated American luxury brand.
Cadillac is looking ahead with upcoming releases like the 2025 Optiq and the electric 2026 Vistiq, following on the heels of the recently refreshed 2024 XT4 crossover and the 2025 CT5.
There’s also news of a revamped gasoline-powered Escalade joining the pack alongside similar updates to Chevrolet and GMC full-size SUVs from General Motors.
A forgotten name might be making a comeback for Cadillac. While there’s no official confirmation, digital car designers are taking a crack at envisioning what a modern Cadillac Coupe de Ville could look like.
These renderings depict a 2026 model that blends classic design cues with a futuristic aesthetic. Speculation suggests the Coupe de Ville could slot into the brand’s existing electric vehicle lineup, possibly featuring a hybrid powertrain.
Opinions are divided on the hypothetical car’s potential success, with some questioning the market for a two-door Cadillac. However, others see the design as a tribute to Cadillac’s illustrious coupe heritage, specifically the Eldorado.
If it were to hit the road, the Coupe de Ville might borrow a page from the Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray’s playbook, utilizing a similar hybrid setup with a detuned output of around 600 horsepower. This combination could position the revived Coupe de Ville as a luxurious and powerful grand tourer.
