A few days ago, we obtained a set of hypothetical images of the Cadillac Seville from relevant sources, and the new car is the successor to the Cadillac CT4 and will continue to be fuel-powered. Judging from the imaginary picture, the front face of the new car has become more tough, with an inverted trapezoidal front grille with a small-sized honeycomb layout, a flat design for the headlights on both sides, vertical air intakes integrated with LED daytime running lights, and a denser honeycomb layout for the trapezoidal lower grille, creating an outstanding sense of sportiness across the entire front face.
The side body shape is very similar to the design style of early American muscle cars, with a noticeable increase in the waistline, a concave door handle area, and a strong sense of strength in the lower skirt line. It is equipped with multi-spoke alloy wheels with red brake calipers on the inside. At the rear, an expanded spoiler design is added, the taillights in a T-shaped layout are eye-catching, and the bottom adopts a hidden exhaust layout.
In terms of power, the new car is expected to continue to be fuel-powered, and may continue to be equipped with a 2.0-liter engine, with a reference to the current 2.0-liter model with a maximum power of 237 horsepower. In addition, a high-performance version is expected to be introduced, which will be equipped with a larger engine.