The New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) is just that, international. Not to say auto shows around the world don’t see a hybrid (pun intended) of foreign and domestic cars, but traditionally New York isn’t as prestigious for global brands as other shows and it’s no Detroit when it comes to US domestic creating a sometimes odd assortment of debuts. And while there are many cars making U.S. debuts we’d love to see i.e. the $3 million Bugatti Chiron Sport, it’s the Cadillac CT6 V-Sport that has us the most amped.
Cadillac V-Performance model cars under any other manufacturers name would be killing it; unfortunately, it is the Cadillac stereotypes that tend to hamper sales performance. Trust us though in knowing that cars like the CTS-V, ATS-V and, we safely assume, the CT6 V-Sport are all about performance.
The first performance model for the company’s top-sedan will also get an all-new 4.2L Twin Turbo V-8 Cadillac with 550hp and a monstrous 627 lb.-ft. of torque. Additionally, the sedan will feature all the bells and whistles of modern Cadillacs from 1080p screens to next-gen wireless charging and a plethora, and I mean plethora of advanced safety features:
Via Cadillac:
The full suite of available active safety features includes Forward Collision Alert, Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Forward/Reverse Automatic Braking, and Safety Alert Seat
Available Surround Vision provides a 360-degree camera view around the vehicle, displayed on the Cadillac user experience screen, helping the driver avoid nearby objects during low-speed maneuvering
Available industry-first Surround Vision Recorder video recording system can record front and rear views while driving, and 360 degrees of recording if the vehicle’s security system is activated.
Night Vision helps identify people and large animals via heat signatures on a display in the driver information center.
Available Automatic Parking Assist with Braking steers the vehicle and applies the brakes at idle speed to help park in parallel or perpendicular spaces while the driver follows text commands, selects gear, and overrides braking and acceleration as needed.
Available Front Pedestrian Braking provides pedestrian detection indications, alerts and automatic braking to help avoid collisions or reduce the harm caused by one.
New available Rear Pedestrian Detection alerts the driver, when in Reverse, of an imminent collision with a pedestrian by providing visual notification on rear view camera display.
More details regarding pricing, availability and final numbers to come following its NYIAS premiere.
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