What are the specifications of the Cadillac XT5?
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Cadillac XT5 engine model is LTG. Here is a related introduction about Cadillac: Brand Profile: Cadillac (translated as "Cathay" in Hong Kong) is a luxury automobile brand under the General Motors Group of the United States, born in 1902 (the Year of the Tiger) in Detroit, known as the Motor City of America. Appearance: The Cadillac Ciel features very smooth side lines, highlighting the design of a concept car everywhere, and this concept car also adopts a coach door design, showcasing luxury. The wheel size reaches 22 inches, which not only looks visually stunning but also enhances grip performance.
I just carefully checked the specs of the latest XT5. This car is equipped with a 237-horsepower 2.0T engine paired with a 9AT transmission, featuring cylinder deactivation technology that can automatically shut down two cylinders for fuel efficiency during steady cruising. With a length exceeding 4.8 meters and a 2857mm wheelbase, its five-seat layout offers ample space. The trunk is exceptionally spacious, and folding down the rear seats creates a flat loading area measuring 1.6 meters. What excites me most is the Hummingbird chassis system, which independently adjusts suspension stiffness for each wheel when encountering rough roads, even offering snow and mud driving modes. The infotainment system is user-friendly, featuring a 33-inch curved display with 5G connectivity, allowing voice control for AC and music playback, plus night vision and automatic emergency braking among other safety features. Driving this car on long trips is truly comfortable, as the dual-layer acoustic glass effectively isolates outside noise.
My friend just picked up this car and I went to test it out. It does well in all the aspects that matter most to a female owner. The steering wheel is so light you can turn it with one hand, and the 360-degree camera helps when parking. The front seats come with massage and heating functions, which are super practical for picking up kids in winter. The rear floor is completely flat, so you can fit two child seats and still have room for someone in the middle. The trunk can fit a stroller without folding it, and there’s a one-touch lever on the side to fold down the rear seats. In the city, fuel consumption is around 10L/100km, and on the highway, it drops to just over 7L/100km. The wireless charging pad on the center console is big enough to hold a Max-sized phone without it slipping. The only downside is that the car is quite wide, so parking in older neighborhoods requires extra caution.
