Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday.Cadillac
- Cadillac unveiled a new concept car on Wednesday – an autonomous EV designed for solace.
- The two-seat car, the InnerSpace, has a low floor and technology that makes its tires really quiet.
Cadillac, the luxury-vehicle division of General Motors, unveiled a new concept car at CES on Wednesday.
Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday. Cadillac
The car, InnerSpace, is part of its Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio.
Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday. Cadillac
The luxury vehicle seats two passengers ...
Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday. Cadillac
... and drives autonomously.
The InnerSpace concept car is fully autonomous. Cadillac
Cadillac said that, like the two other concept cars in the Halo portfolio, the InnerSpace's full autonomy means passengers can rethink how they use their travel time. The vehicles in the portfolio provide "a space for solace and respite," Cadillac says.
The Halo portfolio of concept cars is fully autonomous. Cadillac
Cadillac says the car has a low-profile floor, too, which makes the seating position similar to that of a sports car.
Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday. Cadillac
Cadillac says that even the InnerSpace's tires were carefully designed to add to the peace of the driving experience. It designed technology to help mitigate soundwave resonance within the tire, making the journey quieter.
Cadillac first unveiled the concept car at CES on Wednesday. Cadillac
The InnerSpace joins the two other cars in Cadillac's Halo Concept Portfolio – the PersonalSpace, a single-seat car that can take off and land vertically, and the SocialSpace, a six-person vehicle. Both of which were unveiled at CES 2021. Bryan Nesbitt, an executive director at General Motors, said in a press release that the three vehicles in Cadillac's Halo concept portfolio are "visions for the next decade and beyond."
The PersonalSpace, the SocialSpace, and the InnerSpace. Cadillac
"Electrification and autonomous driving will fundamentally change the role of vehicles and the experiences customers have with them," Nesbitt added. "We're exploring where that will go with these innovative concepts, envisioning mobility as an ally of wellness, giving customers the ultimate luxury, more personal time rather than taking it."
The InnerSpace concept car is fully autonomous. Cadillac