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The North American International Auto Show is currently in full swing (September 13-25) at the Huntington Place Convention Center in Downtown Detroit, and for sure, the Big Detroit Three helped the event maintain its attractivity.
The Blue Oval company revealed its refreshed 2024 Ford F-150 family in a bid to make sure it will (again) capture the lead in terms of full-size pickup trucks at the end of the year after 46 years of holding on to the title of best-selling truck nameplate. Mopar aficionados, meanwhile, learned about the facelifted 2024 Jeep Gladiator soon after the 2024 Wrangler refresh.
The adventure-focused mid-size pickup truck dropped the diesel engine option in a bid to make itself cleaner (a Gladiator 4xe plug-in hybrid option is coming soon, too) and also got a redesigned face, additional grades, plus an upgraded package of technology features. However, General Motors doubled down on its rivals with two significant introductions – the third-gen GMC Acadia, now returning to a full-size SUV slot to better compete in the three-row CUV segment, is hot on the heels of its Chevy Traverse sibling.
And General Motors also demonstrated how it does not abandon the sector of passenger cars with the refreshed 2025 Cadillac CT5 – a continuation of both the CTS and CT6 series with a fastback style inspired by Caddy's massive heritage. As promised, the update brought a new face that's making the CT5 even more stylish, plus heaps of new tech, from 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability to the Driver Attention Assist system bundled with the Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance system.
Interestingly, the color palette was updated with Deep Space Metallic and Typhoon Metallic, and the interior jumps in the major 9k-resolution leagues with help from the new driver-oriented 33-inch LED touchscreen display. Production will kick off next spring, hence the 2025 model year denomination and that also means we have no idea about pricing.
Instead, we can dwell a little longer around it and place a call to visit the imaginative realm of digital car content creators – especially if you want to see the 2025 Cadillac CT5 in a different color palette compared to what's offered off the shelf. The virtual artist better known as c_zr1 on social media, is the one who gives us CGI food for thought in the form of a color reel for the facelifted American sedan after previously imagining the potential looks well before the official release.
Now, hopefully, the pixel masters inhabiting the parallel universes of car CGI won't be too late at the 2025 Cadillac CT5 party and will start churning out as fast as possible the versions we all want to see – the CT5-V high-performance business sedan and the mighty CT5-V Blackwing with its 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that's good for an astonishing 668-horsepower.
The adventure-focused mid-size pickup truck dropped the diesel engine option in a bid to make itself cleaner (a Gladiator 4xe plug-in hybrid option is coming soon, too) and also got a redesigned face, additional grades, plus an upgraded package of technology features. However, General Motors doubled down on its rivals with two significant introductions – the third-gen GMC Acadia, now returning to a full-size SUV slot to better compete in the three-row CUV segment, is hot on the heels of its Chevy Traverse sibling.
And General Motors also demonstrated how it does not abandon the sector of passenger cars with the refreshed 2025 Cadillac CT5 – a continuation of both the CTS and CT6 series with a fastback style inspired by Caddy's massive heritage. As promised, the update brought a new face that's making the CT5 even more stylish, plus heaps of new tech, from 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability to the Driver Attention Assist system bundled with the Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance system.
Interestingly, the color palette was updated with Deep Space Metallic and Typhoon Metallic, and the interior jumps in the major 9k-resolution leagues with help from the new driver-oriented 33-inch LED touchscreen display. Production will kick off next spring, hence the 2025 model year denomination and that also means we have no idea about pricing.
Instead, we can dwell a little longer around it and place a call to visit the imaginative realm of digital car content creators – especially if you want to see the 2025 Cadillac CT5 in a different color palette compared to what's offered off the shelf. The virtual artist better known as c_zr1 on social media, is the one who gives us CGI food for thought in the form of a color reel for the facelifted American sedan after previously imagining the potential looks well before the official release.
Now, hopefully, the pixel masters inhabiting the parallel universes of car CGI won't be too late at the 2025 Cadillac CT5 party and will start churning out as fast as possible the versions we all want to see – the CT5-V high-performance business sedan and the mighty CT5-V Blackwing with its 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that's good for an astonishing 668-horsepower.
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