EV Fan
12-14-2015, 05:34 AM
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Throughout 2015, Cadillac trotted out its forthcoming CT6 plug-in hybrid sedan at major car shows, including last month’s Los Angeles Auto Show. Cadillac used the spotlight of auto shows to highlight how a conventional gas-powered model like the CT6 can come with a plug-in option. That’s a major shift for Cadillac—and the industry—away from building iconic dedicated electric vehicles to gain notoriety as a legitimate player in the EV space.
“We need to walk away from a dedicated model,” said Cadillac marketing chief Uwe Ellinghaus to Car and Driver last month. “I think [plugging in] will end up where all-wheel drive is today. Buyers that want it will tick the box.”
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Throughout 2015, Cadillac trotted out its forthcoming CT6 plug-in hybrid sedan at major car shows, including last month’s Los Angeles Auto Show. Cadillac used the spotlight of auto shows to highlight how a conventional gas-powered model like the CT6 can come with a plug-in option. That’s a major shift for Cadillac—and the industry—away from building iconic dedicated electric vehicles to gain notoriety as a legitimate player in the EV space.
“We need to walk away from a dedicated model,” said Cadillac marketing chief Uwe Ellinghaus to Car and Driver last month. “I think [plugging in] will end up where all-wheel drive is today. Buyers that want it will tick the box.”
read more (http://www.plugincars.com/cadillac-no-more-dedicated-electric-models-131229.html)
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