The Cadillac CT4 and CT5 have received slight updates heading into the next model year, mostly just gaining some new equipment and options.
The Teen Driver Package that enables adults to track the driving performance of their kids is now included in the base spec. The same applies to the Buckle to Drive feature that prevents you from switching the gears into D with your seat belt hanging loose. A 12-inch digital dash is optional for both models, and the Super Cruise autopilot system capable of changing lanes should become available for the more expensive trims next year.
The Premium Luxury trim now has access to Diamond Sky, a styling package that includes a special body color, grille, wheels, taillights, Brembo V Performance brakes with blue calipers, Sky Cool Gray perforated leather upholstery and metallic pedal pads. The CT4 gets the package with assorted aluminum décor elements (Centaurus), and the CT5 benefits from natural wood inlays (Galaxy).
The Sport spec now has access to the V Performance Package including a suspension kit with adaptive shock absorbers, a mechanic diff lock, and Brembo brakes.
All V-Series saloons now take advantage of a new steering wheel wrapped in high quality leather, while the CT4-V also trades its aluminum details for carbon fiber ones.