Cadillac is known as a forward-thinking carmaker, regularly designing and building iconic concept cars such as the Cyclone, Ciel, and InnerSpace. Even if these vehicles don’t find their way into production, they do help driving enthusiasts reimagine what cars can and should be.

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Cadillac Le Mans Concept

Designed: 1953

This two-door, two-seat luxury convertible was a sight to behold. The Le Mans never made it into production, but its style found its way into other Cadillac models of the 1950s—especially in the form of fins and quad headlamps.

Fast facts

Unveiled at the GM Motorama in 1953

Just four Le Mans were ever made; one is displayed at the Cadillac Historical Collection in Michigan

One of the four Le Mans disappeared soon after the Motorama and was never spotted again

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Cadillac Cyclone Concept

Designed: 1959

Designed as a two-seater, bubble-top comvertible, this concept was straight out of the Atomic Age. The ‘59 Cyclone resembled a rocket with its rear fins and front nose cones cutting an unforgettable, electric figure.

Fast facts

Originally unveiled at the 1950 Daytona 500

Featured electrified sliding doors, as well as a radar-powered collision avoidance system

Boasted a 390 cubic inch V8 engine with 390 horsepower

Was never put into full production

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Cadillac Voyage Concept

Designed: 1988

An ‘80s concept car that looks like a boat—quite a feat for a luxury four-seater sedan! Despite its smooth lines and futuristic look, the Voyage managed to look futuristic and retro at the same time.

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Filled with advanced technology (for the time), including the ability to automatically switch from rear to all-wheel drive

Featured electronic anti-lock braking as well as four-wheel disc brakes

Cadillac Steinmetz Catera Concept

Designed: 1999

The Steinmetz Catera was a high-performance concept car based on Opel's Omega. The unique design looks like the love-child of a sporty European sedan and a Japanese racer!

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Designed to promote the Catera Sport Package that was available for all Cadillacs in 1999

Featured an engine sporting 284 horsepower

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Cadillac Cien Concept

Designed: 2002

The Cien (meaning “100” in Spanish) is a two-door coupe that was unveiled at the 2002 Detroit Auto Show in commemoration of Cadillac’s 100th anniversary.

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Featured a muscular 7.5 L V12 engine with a hair-splitting 750 horsepower

Had quite a pop-cultural footprint—featured in the 2005 film The Island and appeared in video games, including Midnight Club 2 and Gran Turismo 4

Cadillac Sixteen Concept

Designed: 2003

Known for its sleek, almost jewel-like look, the Sixteen was Cadillac’s homage to its V16 luxury sedans of the past. It was the brand's largest model after the Series 70 and 75 limousines.

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Sported a huge 13.6 L V16 engine with a four-speed automatic transmission

As a pure concept car, most systems—such as the actual fuel gauge, fuel filler, and all electronics—were installed in the trunk

Featured on the hit show Top Gear

Cadillac Provoq Plug-In Hybrid Fuel Cell Concept

Designed: 2008

A hydrogen fuel crossover, the Provoq was unveiled to the world at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. While it was never put into full production, the Provoq lives on in the form of the

Cadillac SRX

Fast facts

Featured the same hybrid powertrain as the

Chevrolet Bolt

Could go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 8.3 seconds

Could reach speeds of up to 100 miles per hour

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Cadillac Urban Luxury Concept

Designed: 2010

A gasoline-electric hybrid unveiled at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show, the Urban Luxury is a three-door hatchback. Despite its tiny footprint at just 151 inches long, the car offers four seats and a bit of cargo space.

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Featured touchpad screens instead of traditional gauges

Could get up to 65 miles per gallon on the highway

Featured stop-start functionality as well as brake energy regeneration, allowing for one-pedal driving

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Cadillac Ciel Concept

Designed: 2011

Another hybrid electric concept car, the Ciel was unveiled at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. It looked like a long slab of luxury that could fly, going from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just five seconds.

Fast facts

Boasted a 3.6 L engine with 425 horsepower

Featured suicide doors (meaning the doors open from the back hinges outwards)

Considered for production, but too expensive to produce at large scale

Cadillac InnerSpace Concept

Designed: 2022

A two-door autonomous, fully-electric luxury coupe, the bullet-shaped InnerSpace is a true concept car. This design gives us a glimpse of what 21st-century driving might look like.

Fact fasts

Highlighted an automobile as something you can relax in and enjoy while still having power over where you go (without actually driving the vehicle)

Featured tons of technology inside, including a panoramic SMD LED display where you can choose between Augmented Reality, Entertainment, or Wellness Recovery themes

Sported Goodyear Tires with SoundComfort technology—made from sustainable soybean oil and rice husk-based silica to ensure an extra quiet cabin

Unveiled in VR form only—a physical vehicle doesn’t yet exist

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