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Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio

The Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio is a collection of autonomous electric concept vehicles. These concept EVs embody Cadillac and GM’s “zero vision” of a future with zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion. Currently, there are four concept vehicles in the portfolio.

Unlike other Cadillac concepts that have been physically built, all of the autonomous vehicles in this collection exist as highly detailed digital renders. So far, it does not seem that Cadillac has any interest in actually producing anything from its Halo Concept Portfolio. Rather, the concept vehicles it contains will serve as inspiration for future production models.

Below, we’ve compiled a list of the four vehicles currently contained in the Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio.

Cadillac InnerSpace Concept

  • Debut date: January 2022
  • Debut venue: Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
  • Vehicle type: large, autonomous luxury coupe
  • Production intent: not produced. Explores Cadillac’s vision for an autonomous future in the luxury vehicle realm
  • More on the Cadillac InnerSpace concept

Cadillac OpenSpace Concept

  • Debut date: TBA
  • Debut venue: TBA
  • Vehicle type: TBA; possibly a large, autonomous recreational vehicle
  • Production intent: not produced. Part of the Halo Concept Portfolio, demonstrates Cadillac’s vision of a future with zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion
  • More on the Cadillac OpenSpace concept

Cadillac SocialSpace Concept

  • Debut date: January 2021
  • Debut venue: Consumer Electronics Show
  • Formerly referred to as the Cadillac Personal Autonomous Vehicle (PAV)
  • Vehicle type: spacious, autonomous electric robotaxi; seats six passengers
  • Production intent: not produced. The first vehicle to be revealed within the Cadillac Halo Concept portfolio.
  • More on the Cadillac SocialSpace concept

Cadillac PersonalSpace Concept

  • Debut date: January 2021
  • Debut venue: Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
  • Also referred to as the Cadillac Vertical Take Off and Landing machine (VTOL)
  • Vehicle type: single-seat, autonomous, electric flying vehicle
  • Production intent: not produced. Provides a vision for a future electric autonomous vehicle capable of making short jumps between destinations in an urban environment.
  • More on the Cadillac PersonalSpace concept

Cadillac Halo Concept Portfolio Pages

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