Cadillac Ciel

Cadillac has unveiled new Ciel Convertible concept at the 2011 Pebble Beach Councours D’Elegance, which is inspired by the historical grandeur of the first Cadillac models. The Cadillac Ciel is a four-door convertible, in the vein of the Lincoln Continental convertibles of the 1960s. Measuring 5174 mm in length, 1968 mm in width and 1270 mm in height, the Cadillac Ciel has a 3175 mm wheelbase.
The Cadillac Ciel is powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.6 liter V6 engine producing an estimated 425 hp and 430 lb-ft of torque and augmented by a hybrid system using lithium-ion batteries. The Ciel was developed at GM Design’s North Hollywood Design Center, which is managed by Frank Saucedo. Niki Smart was the lead exterior designer, with Buzyn leading interior development.
The luxury Cadillac Ciel car features include an aluminum windshield frame, shield grille, vertical lighting headlights and more modern design features of the Ciel include the huge 22-inch rims, which hide carbon ceramic brake discs, and the LED lights. At interior, Cadillac Ciel Convertible concept equipped with minimalist instrument gauges with dual readouts, analog and digital, unique seats, Bluetooth connectivity and a power-assisted transmission shifter ambient lighting.
Source: Cadillac