As expected, General Motors has pulled the covers on a new fully autonomous vehicle concept in conjunction with the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The new AV is dubbed the Cadillac InnerSpace, and it features a luxurious cabin for two that’s dripping with cutting-edge technology features, as well as a fully electric powertrain for motivation.
Outside, we find the Cadillac InnerSpace features a stunning exterior design, with a low-slung stance and elongated body. The roof opens with the doors for easier access, while a set of pivoting seats meet passengers. Inside, the materials appear to be top-shelf, while the layout is spacious and clean, with maximum interior roof provided by the low-mounted battery pack.
Panoramic glass gives passengers ample views of the surrounding environment, while onboard tech features are available via a panoramic SMD LED display. The Cadillac InnerSpace also runs silent Goodyear tires with SoundComfort technology for a hushed ride.
Beyond the exterior and interior design, the Cadillac InnerSpace also outlines a wealth of different high-tech features, including “biometric input and AI machine learning.” These technologies offer passengers an individualized and unique experience through software-defined features and vehicle connectivity with GM’s Ultifi software platform, including over-the-air updates.
Passengers can choose between various themes for their in-vehicle experience, such as Augmented Reality Engagement, Entertainment, and Wellness Recovery, with further themes wirelessly available from Cadillac and authorized third parties.
Notably, General Motors is also gearing up to release a new luxury travel concept dubbed “OpenSpace” with a fresh video.
InnerSpace joins two autonomous concepts unveiled previously at CES 2021, including a single-seater flying luxury concept, as well as a luxury EV with space for six.
As for production vehicles, General Motors unveiled Cruise Origin back in 2020, designed as a fully autonomous, all-electric ridesharing vehicle.
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good luck getting the people that can afford a Caddy in and out of that car…..isn’t the average age of a Caddy buyer like 65+
No it’s not the average age. You need to read more. Cadillac doesn’t make cars for people in your economic demo.
Great choice Cadillac, show this ridiculous thing that will never enter production, instead of the long awaited, long promised Celestiq.
Bravo, great job as always:) You really know what you are doing
The one on the far left looks like a palate mover and the one in middle looks like a dumpster.
They’re called concept vehicles. All leading manufacturers do it. Where are you from Bubba? Hope, AR?
My main point was that the Celestiq still hasn’t been unveiled, after numerous promises and perfect opportunities to do so. Think that went over your head, try to keep up baby boy
Yes, I am a baby boy old man. Why don’t you learn how to write what you’re trying to convey. It’s not over our head. Showing a concept vehicle gains interest and has nothing to do with their plans and roll out for the Celestiq. Companies can walk and chew gum, unlike yourself.
I feel sorry for you if this interests you. I’ve also got a bridge I can sell you and your fat ugly wife too
Well seeing as how their stock price rose to an all time record high today, I’d say they do know what they are doing, Jack. How about you?
Ain’t that true Nash, huh?
You both are so incredibly dumb, it’s painful. Now the stock is down today, so I guess they don’t know what they are doing, using your logic. What does fluctuating stock prices have to do with my point about Cadillac fulfilling their promises and putting out products people want to actually buy. Also, it’s GM stock, not Cadillac stock. Cadillac is such a relatively small part of the conglomerate, I doubt much of what they are doing affects the stock price one way or the other. It was up solely based on GM’s announcements at CES, and now it’s down again. Morons, but I’ll keep spelling things out for you
Great looking car.
I hope its a preview of their upcoming coupe.
It will look impressive.
Wow, this blows the Benz EV concept away, new Eldorado?.
Eldoradiq
It’s distinctive styling, befitting of a Cadillac. Too bad it’s not a production car, to go on sale within six months.
At a lower price, a little sportier and less luxurious, this should be the next Camaro!
Bla Bla Bla, Another waist of time effort and resources. Might as well do a concept of Cadillac stackable patio furniture!
Is that similar to a “waste of time”?
Yuk.
Cadillac has become a total joke. None of the options shown in the image above is even remotely serious. And the name InnerSpace? Are they again embarking on another new naming convention? InnerSpace, OuterSpace, MySpace, YourSpace, HappySpace, OfficeSpace?
It’s downright embarrassing and so sad what’s happened to a once great brand that was synonymous with “the best” in the American mind for a generation.
Next they’ll be calling the self driving system InnerCourse.
Cadillac tanked in the ’70s when the V8 became a liability due to the oil embargo. It’s been dying for 50 years. Europeans, Japanese and now Koreans having been stomping on it, all the while the overbearing safety laws have ensured that all vehicles basically look the same. They need to do something to differentiate themselves. While I agree that the helicopter thing is ridiculous and the zamboni/ Cruise Origin should not be branded Cadillac, I think you have to step back and realize that Cadillac is doomed to be sold off to China someday soon unless they reinvent themselves.
One correction, ” It’s been dying for 50 years.” Cadillac has been slowly murdered by short sighted, unimaginative, pathologically cheap, totally inattentive and careless, boring disassociated bureaucrats masquerading as car company executives. GM Missmangment is the Alpha and Omega of the processes of turning Cadillac into a punchline sideshow Joke.
So, they get beat up when they weren’t doing anything, but when they do decide to do something they’re doomed? How insightful of you.
A+ reading comprehension bud, if they don’t take action soon then they will be doomed.
Yeah, I do have A+ reading unlike yourself. Cadillac is all electric by the end of decade. The problem for people like you is that; you don’t read and; Cadillac is passing you by in your old age. They don’t appeal to you, but to an entirely new demographic. You have to face the music that Cadillac will never make a car again that will appeal to you. That’s hard for you to reconcile.
You know so much about the industry (insert sarcasm here) and business that Cadillac is doomed because they don’t listen to people like yourself.
Furthermore, mobility is changing and manufacturers are exploring all new types, including air and autonomous. Future generations are not going to demand the same vehicles offered today. Any one who thinks that IS doomed.
Drone type mobility is already in the works.
Now I hope it´s procuced one day. Cadillac speciality is to produce atractive concepts nobody can buy (Ciel, Sixteen, Escala, etc.). That and nothing, is exactly the same.
Pretty impressive shape, if almost totally impractical (it rains sometime, right?). However I’d like to see more of the car instead of a bunch of undernourished mannequin models. How about in motion, if it isn’t just a pushmobile for car shows. I do like the long, low look compared to current Caddys, which are just chiseled boxes. Cadillac used to have it, it’s needed again. But do something to reshape that grille lighting. It reminds me of a smiling cheshire cat.
That’s about as ridiculous and useless as a concept car can get. The models, too.
My first impression was that it looks like a coffin with four wheels.
George Barris done beat them to it! One of the Munsters cars!
Kudos to the Cadillac design team! A magnificent concept in line with GM’s legendary show cars. This is a pleasant surprise.
Bit disappointed they didn’t show the celestiq. But the design queues give us a good indication of what to expect. Broad stance with wheels at each corner, fast back with full glass roof, huge c pillar with L shape recess for the tail lights. Stretch this over the Escala and I think we have it.
I always had an interest in GM concept/Dream cars going back to the 1950’s,and still do-INTERESTING what’s this thing called “Inner Space” Drive it to New York on Park Ave on any givin’ Friday night at 5 PM and see what it can do. Sorry Mary ,I just can’t get used to plugging in an extension cord. I’ll still be happy with a ’62/’63 Chevy with a 327 or was that a 409 and a 4 speed.