[Auto] Cadillac anticipates the return of the V-Series Blackwing family in this teaser

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General Motors is determined to bring Cadillac back to the luster of yesteryear. For this, it has given the green light to an ambitious launch plan that has electrification as its central axis. However, it is useless to create a new range of models without enhancing other aspects that are closely linked to it. One of the most unknown, because they rarely made it to Europe, has to do with the V-Series Blackwing sports versions.

Cadillac announced last year that new models were coming to the V-Series Blackwing family. As of today, this range only consists of two models, the CT4 and CT5, however it won't take long to have a new member. This news comes from the hand of a teaser that advances what the General Motors premium banner would be preparing. Now the question is whether this new member will be electric or not. What do you think?

Cadillac wants V-Series Blackwing family to be a sports sub-brand

Speculation aside, the teaser Cadillac has posted about the new V-Series Blackwing is unrevealing. Instead of showing his body or design style, he has posted a picture where we can see his steering wheel. This element shows a high quality as it is finished in leather and has a red stripe in the central area (12 o'clock). Carbon fiber is present in the lower area as well as the V-Series logo.

Nor can we ignore the "V" button located in the left area under the controls of the infotainment system. With it, the driver could modify vehicle parameters such as acceleration, transmission or suspension. But in addition, there is another detail that would go unnoticed: this model could reach 200 miles per hour, that is, 320 kilometers per hour of maximum speed.

And so far we can read, because the rest of the information and data available are mere rumors. According to these, Cadillac could be preparing the arrival of a new mechanical gasoline 3.6 liter V6 Biturbo with 470 hp and 603 Nm of maximum torque. However, it seems to us a certainly limited performance to exceed the maximum speed that your instrument panel would mark.

The only thing for sure is that General Motors wants Cadillac to turn the V-Series Blackwing family into a sub-brand of its own. In this way, they will offer models with high mechanical performance and high quality of execution. This new member should be debuting next summer so there is still time for us to find out more details.