The electric concept car has a “lifted yet elegant design,” according to Cadillac, riding on 24-inch wheels. General Motors on Thursday unveiled the Cadillac Elevated Velocity, a new concept car aimed at building up the brand’s all-electric luxury crossover segment.

The concept is a followup to the Opulent Velocity vehicle that was first revealed at the 2024 Quail, A Motorsport Gathering. That vehicle was an all-electric, 2+2 coupe designed to showcase Cadillac’s vision for future luxury performance and autonomous driving.

The concept has a swept-back design, a rich red interior that combines leather and boucle fabric, and a custom-made matching polo set.

Just like the Opulent Velocity concept from last year, this Cadillac is electric, and puts performance at the forefront. How much performance? Who knows, because while Cadillac is positioning this concept as a V-Series product,

The Elevated Velocity SUV concept reveals designs and features that will carry Cadillac's V-series vehicles into the future.

Cadillac’s Elevated Velocity concept has been unveiled, ahead of its debut at The Quail. The model explores new ideas for Cadillac, foreshadowing some possible future styling elements. Officials suggested the brand is open to off-road-inspired models and is looking for feedback.

Forget the auto show, whose golden age has come and gone; Monterey Car Week is the place to debut new cars. More specifically, The Quail, A Motorsport Gathering, an automotive-themed garden party that costs $1500+ to attend and is just as fancy as its title suggests.