While many SUVs define themselves as "big", only full-size SUVs can truly be called "big". Full-size SUVs typically have a length of more than 5,200 mm and a wheelbase of about 3,100 mm, and are equipped with at least a six-cylinder engine. Models such as the Mercedes-Benz GLS, BMW X7, Toyota Sequoia, Lincoln Navigator, and Chevrolet Suburban are all full-size SUVs, while mid-to-large SUVs do not qualify as "bulky". Cadillac recently unveiled the Cadillac Escalade-V, a performance-focused full-size SUV.
We all know that many luxury car brands have dynamic performance as their core selling point, such as Audi's RS series, Mercedes-Benz's AMG, and BMW's M series. Among these high-performance cars, Cadillac's V-series is also worth mentioning. Models such as the Cadillac CT4-V and CT5-V all belong to the V series, and the Cadillac Escalade-V, which has attracted much attention recently, is an excellent performance SUV.
The car was equipped with a 6The 2T V8 turbocharged engine is capable of producing an astonishing 682 hp and 885 Nm of torque at maximum torque. Amazingly, this big guy weighs 3 tons, paired with a 10AT transmission, and only costs 4It can accelerate from zero to 100 kilometers in 4 seconds, showing unrivaled power performance. It is not only satisfied with being a simple means of transportation, but also in the pursuit of the ultimate speed and passion. In addition to this, the Cadillac Escalade-V is equipped with a number of advanced features such as all-wheel drive system, electromagnetic suspension, and air suspension. These features not only enhance driving comfort, but also reach new heights in terms of handling and driving pleasure. *In terms of the Cadillac Escalade-V, the starting price is US$149,990, which is equivalent to about 1 million yuan. Although this ** is not much different from Mai**GLS, it is considered that Mai**GLS is mainly equipped with 30t and 40t engine, while Cadillac Escalade-V 6The 2T engine has a clear advantage in displacement, which makes it superior in terms of power performance.
In terms of size, the car is a giant. It is 5,382 mm long, 2,059 mm wide and 1,948 mm tall respectively, with a wheelbase of 3,071 mm. Even in a full-size SUV, it is undoubtedly a large car. The interior has a three-row, seven-seat layout with a fuel tank capacity of up to 91 liters, showing a strong endurance. In terms of chassis design, the Cadillac Escalade-V adopts a combination of long and short-arm front suspension and five-link independent rear suspension, and the body structure is non-load-bearing, which is completely different from the load-bearing body structure of the sedan. This design allows it to strike the perfect balance between handling and comfort. Compared to the Cadillac GLS, the Cadillac Escalade-V has shown an advantage in many ways. Not only does it have the upper hand in size and space, but it also reaches new heights in chassis construction and driving experience. For those looking for extreme performance and luxury, the Cadillac Escalade-V is undoubtedly an option worth considering.
In terms of interior, the Cadillac Escalade-V is also in line with the high-quality sense that its luxury SUV should have, with excellent materials and workmanship, and the new central control scheme shows the technological atmosphere of a luxury SUV. The vehicle is equipped with 142 inches + 72-inch dual LCD instrument cluster, 16The 9-inch central control screen and HUD head-up digital display enhance the sense of science and technology. The vehicle also supports features such as satellite navigation, voice recognition control, CarPlay, Android Auto and connected car, and is also equipped with a wireless charging pad for mobile phones with 36-speaker AKG stereos.
Among the many driving modes, we can also see a very special "V" mode, which can be simply understood as "Sport mode". In this mode, all parameters of the engine, transmission and chassis are strengthened, giving the occupants a strong thrust feel. Finally, what do you think of the Cadillac Escalade-V?Discussions are welcome. Hardcore off-road vehicles