Revealed in 2018, a Cadillac Coupe concept car piqued the interest of many. Though shrouded in secrecy for years, recent social media posts by Cadillac have shed light on this intriguing design.
Codenamed the “expressive coupe” study, the car never made it to production, but its influence is evident in Cadillac’s current lineup.
While the CT5 and CT5-V Blackwing share some aesthetic elements, they lack the boldness of the original concept.
With its “brave silhouette” and “dramatic proportions,” the Cadillac Coupe remains a tantalizing look of what could have been.
A look into Cadillac’s design vault reveals a treasure trove of futuristic coupes, brimming with innovation that never quite made it to the showroom floor.
One such concept car stuns with a bold exterior that hints at the brand’s design direction. Slender headlights flank a commanding grille, working in concert with sculpted air intakes and a flowing hood to create a head-turning presence.
The rear echoes the front’s elegance with slender taillights mirroring the daytime running lights, a design element that would later become a Cadillac signature.