Cadillac will launch three electrical automobiles this yr to hitch the present Lyriq and Celestiq, and a prototype for one among them has simply been noticed.

The prototype is for a mid-size three-row SUV that may doubtless find yourself changing the gas-powered XT6. Cadillac has beforehand described the car as a “globally sized” providing with an emphasis on house and cargo functionality.

The car is closely camouflaged however design cues borrowed from the Lyriq can clearly be seen, just like the traces of the entrance fascia, the vertical structure of the headlights, and the beak-like visor working alongside the vanguard of the hood.

The rear is totally different, although. Due to the necessity to match a 3rd row, the roof stays comparatively flat, versus sloping down towards the rear like on the Lyriq. From some angles, the car nearly seems like a Land Rover Vary Rover Sport.

The inside design must also be just like what we discover within the Lyriq. This implies a clear, uncluttered sprint with a big curved display screen integrating a digital instrument cluster and infotainment hub. A part of the display screen is seen in a number of the pictures.

Underpinning the car ought to be mum or dad firm Normal Motors’ Ultium platform and battery know-how set. Powertrain choices ought to be just like what’s provided within the Lyriq, that means a battery of round 100 kwh in capability and the selection of rear- or all-wheel drive. With all-wheel drive, peak output might hover round 500 hp.

One other of the three EVs due this yr might be a compact crossover, a prototype for which was noticed final summer time. The third and remaining will doubtless be the Escalade-like mannequin talked about in a roadmap for Cadillac’s future provided by the automaker in 2020.

All three are attributable to enter manufacturing in 2024. The Celestiq flagship will enter manufacturing late this yr.