UMI, which imports Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Isuzu cars to Israel, today launched the prestigious Cadillac CT6. Cadillac's new luxury car symbolizes the dawn of a new era for the US brand, which began in 2016, when the company moved its headquarters from Detroit to New York.
As part of its five-year plan, Cadillac will invest $20 billion in launching eight new models, of which the CT6 is the first. The CT6 is equipped with a large number of accessories and a great many technologies.
The car is available in Israel in a single luxury version. It is equipped with a 3.5-liter V6 motor that generates 335 horsepower and eight different gears. The CT6 also comes with a twin turbo, and thanks to extensive use of aluminum in the chassis and the car's external parts, it is relatively light-weight, despite its generous proportions. This creates expectations of an impressive performance before taking it out for a test drive.
The CT6 will be marketed with six air cushions and various safety systems, such as warning against head-on collisions, a brake and stopping system for preventing low-speed collisions, a lane departure warning system, vibration warnings in a seat at times of danger, and more. In accessories the CT6 comes with a Cadillac multimedia system and a 10.2-inch screen, a wireless charging surface for mobile phones, 10 BOSE loudspeakers, leather upholstery, etc. The car will cost NIS 549,000.