But where will Cadillac stop?

Cadillac has unveiled its SOLLEI concept car, the ultimate expression of a luxury electric convertible, and we love it!

Cadillac could have made the electric shift without passion or ambition, just to follow the trend. After all, when you have a name with nearly a century of history, why bother trying to reinvent the wheel? But since the announcement of this technological shift, the pleasant surprises keep coming.

Just in France, the LYRIQ arrived like a tornado combining Sport and Luxury. We expressed doubts about its pricing and its less-than-European dimensions, but there’s no denying its successful style and an interior worthy of the finest European creations. And judging by the passionate responses we received from the Cadillac France team for every critique, we can assure you of the passion and determination that drives them. Our thanks to them for that as it’s truly the best way to work.

Cadillac someday…

But let’s return to this SOLLEI concept. It is a fully electric 2+2 convertible equipped with a 55-inch screen that spans the entire width of an impressive cabin. Forget about minimalism or excess; here everything is about balance. It’s beautiful, it’s rich, it’s elegant, it’s very Cadillac. Celebrating Cadillac’s heritage in vibrant colors, the exterior is finished in “Manila Cream,” a color originally used on Cadillacs in 1957 and 1958. However, this is not just a simple nostalgic reference to the brand’s glorious years as some of the materials used are bio-sourced. It is made from mycelium derived from the renewable root structure of mushrooms. The material reflects Cadillac’s mission to be a pioneer in the use of renewable automotive resources.

Proof of the attention to detail that inspired the design of this magnificent SOLLEI, a drink cooler is fully integrated between the two rear seats with an electric glass door and crystal glasses. A Cadillac will never be just a basic transport vehicle. We are assured of that.

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