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Cadillac Sollei concept

Price :  USD 350000

All you need to know about the Cadillac Sollei concept with our comprehensive FAQ. Get answers to top questions about specs, features, and more.
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Cadillac Sollei concept Specifications

Is this thing real, or just a fancy fever dream?

The Sollei is a concept car, which means it's a glimpse into Cadillac's swanky future. Don't expect to see it rolling down the street next to your beat-up Civic... yet.

Electric? You don't say.

Yup, the Sollei is all electric, which means it's silent but deadly (on the looks front, at least). No need for gas stations, just pure, luxurious cruising.

Can I fit my whole crew in this thing?

Not exactly. The Sollei is a 2+2 seater, which means it's best for weekend getaways with your boo, not soccer practice with the little league.

Those doors look like they take forever to open.

Actually, they're fancy schmancy suicide doors that glide open with a touch. No yanking on handles here, this is all about smooth entrances (and exits).

What's the deal with the paint job?

The Sollei rocks a special "Manila Cream" paint color, channeling Cadillac's old-school elegance. Basically, it's a head-turner that says, "I know what's good."

Is this all about showing off, or is there any real tech?

Well, it certainly doesn't hurt to look good. But Cadillac hasn't revealed all the tech specs yet. We can probably expect some next-level navigation and self-driving features to match the luxurious interior.