Why does the Cadillac's central control screen remain powered after the engine is turned off?
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Cadillac's central control screen remaining powered after the engine is turned off may be due to the inability to recognize the P gear. Since 1919, for over 100 years, Cadillac has been customizing large luxury sedans and special models for numerous U.S. presidents, diplomats, ambassadors, and foreign dignitaries. This tradition, representing the brand's glory, has always been a hallmark symbol of Cadillac and continues to this day. It is also the source of the proud heritage of the 107-year-old Cadillac brand. Below is an introduction to the Cadillac CT6: Exterior: The new American flagship sedan CT6 inherits the design concept of the Cadillac concept car ESCALA, offering a choice between a luxury version and a sport version. The luxury version's grille is inspired by Cadillac's classic shield emblem, while the sport version's grille features Cadillac's classic V-shape. Both versions reproduce the classic with a simple and clean design language. Powertrain: The Cadillac CT6 will continue to be equipped with a 2.0T inline four-cylinder engine with cylinder deactivation technology, delivering a maximum power of 241 horsepower and a peak torque of 350 Nm. The transmission system will also continue to be paired with a 10AT gearbox.