Cadillac wants to become a fully electrified brand by the end of the decade. It's an ambitious goal that's just getting underway. The company will start Lyriq production early this year, followed by the Celestiq sedan, but what comes after that? Cadillac won't say, but in a new interview with Automotive News, the company does give a hint as to where it'll draw its design inspiration from for those future models.
The fancy new Cadillacs will take their styling cues from a slew of recent concepts – the single-passenger vertical take-off and landing vehicle, the autonomous shuttle, and the self-driving all-electric coupe. A key part of those future products will be the interior space, which will need reimagining if fully autonomous cars are coming. Cadillac will need to reimagine what passengers will do in a car when they don't have to focus on driving.
