The bad news is that the Cadillac CTS Coupe was killed (even worse, it will never be CTS-V Coupe). The good news is that the sharp replacement can occur – with the Chevrolet Volt technology on board, no less. The front-wheel-drive Cadillac converge on the scene was courtesy of 16 kWh lithium-ion energy and 161-horsepower electric motor. As V, the convergence of gasoline generators aboard the transition from the battery when it disappears. Restarting take less than three hours, although the concept of fate is unknown.

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