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Here are some examples of some of the best Cadillac features for 2023.

 
The 2023 Luxury Green Car of the Year award winner is the Cadillac Lyriq. The accolade was given to the brand for its cutting-edge design and eco-friendly features.

The Cadillac GTP Hypercar is the latest in a long line of Cadillac race cars. It will debut at the 2023 IMSA, WEC, and 24 Hours of Le Mans races. The GTP Hypercar is a rear-wheel drive car powered by a V8 engine. The car is made of carbon fiber and aluminum, which helps make it lightweight and aerodynamic.

In 1902, Henry Leland founded Cadillac, and it's been setting the standard for luxury ever since. Cadillac has 120 years of engineering and industry leadership. Design and innovation have turned Cadillac into a brand of excellence.

Cadillac has released some concepts for what the future of their automobiles might look like. They did this through their Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio, which includes one specific option called the InnerSpace vehicle. This came out at the CES 2022.

If you have questions about the long-term cost of owning an electric vehicle, you'll be happy to learn that owning an EV can save you money in the long run.

 
Cadillac has debuted its Project GTP Hypercar at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The Project GTP Hypercar is powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 engine that produces 1,000 horsepower. The race car features a carbon fiber body and an advanced aerodynamic design. Cadillac says the Project GTP will be the fastest and most advanced car it has ever produced.

 
The fuel-efficient 2022 Cadillac models will be just as effective and luxurious as the fuel-efficient 2021 Cadillac models were. With these new changes in the design of these cars, many people have contrasted them with their fuel-efficient predecessors, who were pretty gas-guzzling.

Debuting in the United States, the 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ will deliver an unprecedented level of luxury and efficiency. This five-seat SUV will be packed with all-new mechanical, electrical, and digital technologies for the high-end market.

 
In 2021, Cadillac released information about their Lyriq crossover. The Lyriq is an all-electric vehicle that was the beginning of Cadillac's change over to an all-electric future. According to global VP Rory Harvey, Cadillac will be transitioned over completely by the year 2030. This is a similar time frame as many other brands that have recently announced the details of their all-electric futures. GM is going to transition by 2035.