Now comes the Cadillac Sollei, a striking, open-air electric car that hearkens back to the coachbuilt automobiles from a century ago, while showcasing modern technology and renewable materials.

Up until now, the only American automaker to have taken electric vehicles (EVs) to the status of ultra-luxury is Cadillac ...

With the integration of electric battery technology, Cadillac’s iconic luxo-barges can once again exist without worries of emissions regulations or fuel economy. The Sollei concept is an ...

Cadillac has taken a giant leap into the future of luxury automotive design with the introduction of the SOLLEI concept vehicle—a breathtaking representation of a coach-built electric convertible.

Now, Cadillac is exploring how it could further elevate custom vehicle designs with the Sollei, an electric four-seat convertible concept. The Sollei — a name chosen for its nods to both the sun ...

The Sollei is basically a convertible version of the Celestiq, Cadillac’s $340,000 hand-built sedan. They share the same length, wheelbase, and electric propulsion system—essentially making ...

Cadillac just unveiled the new Cadillac Sollei concept, a two-door drop-top that takes after the all-electric Cadillac Celestiq halo sedan. GMA‘s own Alex Luft saw the concept in person ...

The gorgeous Cadillac Sollei concept, revealed in July, is the latest in Cadillac’s rich history of presenting stunning concept cars. Essentially a two-door convertible version of the Celestiq ...

As long as GM ever lets Cadillac build the damn thing. The Sollei continues where the Celestiq left off. It uses the same Ultium chassis as the Celestiq and even wears the same front end.

General Motors Design Director Michael Simcoe says the new Sollei concept is proof that Cadillac is looking forward, not back. From the A-pillar forward, the coach-built Celestiq and Sollei are ...