Cadillac DeVille and Lincoln Town Car Spring Back to CGI Life as Dream Land Yachts

Currently, there are two main approaches to the big American car brands – Cadillac and Lincoln. One is EV-centric, and the other not so much.

General Motors has invested billions, most likely, in the development of its Ultium platform and technology. So far, they haven’t had any benefits, just the associated ‘early adopter’ problems. Therefore, it is not surprising that they are still pushing with great force EV plans despite the decline in sales of zero-emission cars in the past few months.

Cadillac is a key part of their strategy with the 2025 Optiq compact crossover (built in China), the 2024 Lyriq mid-size CUV, the 2026 Vistiq three-row, as well as the 2025 Escalade IQ and Celestiq flagships. Additionally, the rumor mill strongly believes that Cadillac will also add several passenger cars to the EV family soon, one mid-to-midsize and the other coming in the form of a “regular” Caddy large sedan, not $340k. Celestiq billionaire toy.

Meanwhile, Lincoln wants nothing to do with it and has reportedly shifted focus away from upcoming large EVs like the Escalade IQ rival. SUV with advanced technology, whatever that might mean. So, not only do they not have a single EV in the range, but they also separate themselves from the lane. However, the imaginary world of digital car content creators may have something else to say about it.

More precisely, Vince Burlapp (aka vburlapp on social media and burlappcar.com) is a prolific online artist who likes to dream up the latest designs in the various automotive fields and has taken a keen interest in the fortunes of Cadillac and Lincoln as of late. For example, Mr. Pixel decided to go against all current market trends and thought of the revival of the Lincoln Mark series and the entry of the X into the Coupe and Convertible EVs.

Later, he digitally resurrected the Cadillac Eldorado IQ Coupe and Convertible to have more land yachts in creative land. Speaking of land boats, of course, he couldn’t leave the thoughts of Cadillac and Lincoln without several large sedans that came together to dilute the memories of their companies’ land boats. Naturally, given their characteristics, there was one more step needed to give them a historical purpose.

Therefore, the latest CGI design projects of Cadillac and Lincoln have names – the black Caddy is the spiritual successor of the DeVille series, and the ninth generation comes with the appearance of a real sedan instead of the silly format of the Celestiq. Second, the gray Lincoln is obviously a large Town Car, a fourth-generation luxury sedan that would look clean alongside the next-generation Navigator, for sure. So, how do you like themif there is?