If you’re shopping for a BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Lexus, Audi, Jaguar, Volvo or Acura, stopping in at the Detroit Auto Show would normally be worthwhile at this time of year, if for no other reason than to come out of the cold.
But none of those luxury brands is displaying at this year’s show, which ends Sunday, Jan. 25 and has become a smaller, regional event.
So that means Cadillac, Lincoln, Alfa Romeo and Buick have cars on carpet, and Cadillac actually has a dramatic concept car, the Elevated Velocity with gullwing doors and a wild interior. And this is your chance to see an all-electric Cadillac Celestiq up close, with a sticker price starting around $400,000.
While luxury brands overall skipped Motown this year, you will see a Lucid Gravity electric SUV, because it was nominated for North American Utility of the Year (but it lost to Hyundai Palisade). You’ll also spot on the show floor a few big-ticket offerings from Bentley and Rolls-Royce, because show organizers called in favors with local dealers and car collectors to add some sizzle.
Lucid Gravity
TopSpeed walked the floor and assembled four photo galleries looking at key vehicle segments represented.
Bentley Continental GTC
This third collection, posting today, highlights luxury cars on display at the Detroit Auto Show.
Rolls-Royce Spectre
Lincoln Navigator Black Label
Lincoln Stand In Motown
Lincoln Aviator Black Label
Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Tonale
Cadillac Escalade iQL Premium Sport
Cadillac Optiq Premium Sport
Cadillac Celestiq
Cadillac Elevated Velocity
Cadillac Elevated Velocity Interior
Cadillac Elevated Velocity Interior
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