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If you’ve been wondering about the future of electric cars, the Cadillac Celestiq EV may just be the next electric luxury sedan. This concept is slated for production at the Warren Tech Center in Michigan, and will use more than 100 3D-printed parts. And it’s being designed to be sold in the Middle East and Asia. Let’s take a closer look at this futuristic concept. What will be different about the Celestiq EV?
Cadillac’s next all-electric luxury sedan
The next generation of electric vehicles has arrived in the form of all-electric luxury sedans, and Cadillac is stepping up to the plate with the new Celestiq. It will feature a premium interior with real wood trim and ultra-fine leather upholstery. The dash will be dominated by a large screen, which can be adjusted by the four occupants. This car will be priced at around $200,000, making it the marque’s flagship sedan. Cadillac is building the sedan in metro Detroit.
The Celestiq is expected to go on sale in 2022, and will be assembled by hand. The car will be sold at a starting price of more than $200,000, and it will be available in various trim levels and packages. However, the car will also come with a range of 400 miles and will be capable of 0-62 mph acceleration in under five seconds.
It will be built at the Warren Tech Center
General Motors has announced plans to build its flagship electric vehicle at the Global Technical Center in Warren. The company will invest $81 million in machinery and equipment to start hand-building the Celestiq EV. GM says the Celestiq will be hand-built in limited quantities and feature more than 100 3D-printed parts. The vehicles are expected to include both metal and polymer materials.
The Celestiq will share components with the Lyriq and will feature long, low fastback styling. The vehicle will also be completely hand-built, with the emphasis on aerodynamics to maximize range. GM has said that the production of the Celestiq will begin later in 2023. According to AutoForecast Solutions, the vehicle will sell approximately 400 units a year. The automaker did not confirm production volume, but said the project is an exciting step forward for the city.
GM says that the project will be an innovative way to bring 3D-printed components to a GM vehicle. The Celestiq is expected to include more than 100 different 3D-printed parts ranging from cosmetic parts to structural ones. The car will also feature a new GM platform, called the Ultium. The company plans to release the show car for the Celestiq EV in late July.
It will feature more than 100 3D-printed parts
General Motors (GM) recently announced a $81 million investment to develop a new 3D-printed car. The car, dubbed the Celestiq, will be a luxury electric vehicle and feature more than 100 3D-printed parts. Some of these parts will be structural, while others will be cosmetic. Regardless of the part type, the car will use additive manufacturing technology to produce more than 100 different parts, including interior components and exterior trim.
The first production vehicle to be made from 3D-printed parts is expected to be the Cadillac Celestiq, which will feature more than 100 3D-printed car parts. While the CT4-V and CT5-V used additive manufacturing to produce the parts for their hybrid and electric models, the Celestiq will include more than 100 3D-printed parts, including interior trim and even structural elements. Previously, 3D-printed parts were only found on the CT4-V and CT5-V, which included the emblem, some HVAC and transmission parts.
It will be sold in the Middle East
The new electric car from Cadillac will feature the latest hands-free ADAS technology. GM has designed Ultra Cruise to operate in 95% of driving scenarios on U.S. and Canadian roads. That means that this technology will work on city streets, subdivision streets, and paved rural roads. It will even recognize pedestrians, even if they are crossing the road. With the help of advanced sensors, the car can automatically adjust to changing road conditions and avoid hazards.
GM plans to sell the new EV in the Middle East and Europe, as well as China. The vehicle will have an L-shaped taillight, an elaborate front wing, and shiny wheels. The lighting effects on the car may even be animated. The new EV will be inspired by the concept Cadillac Escala and could easily surpass the 5-meter mark. It will be manufactured at the company’s Global Technical Center campus.