The 2025 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing is already the most track-ready sedan in the luxury marque’s lineup, packing a supercharged V8 engine that throws power – 668 horses, 659 pound-feet of torque – exclusively to the rear wheels. Caddy is now upping the ante with the new Precision Package, a chassis package geared toward making the luxury super sedan even more of a threat on the racetrack than it already is.
The Precision Package was designed to improve the CT5-V Blackwing’s roadholding abilities, increasing path precision and cornering speed without sacrificing the luxurious ride that defines a Cadillac vehicle.
“We built this vehicle to set records on some of toughest tracks around the world and reward the most discerning driving enthusiast,” said Brandon Vivian, executive chief engineer, Cadillac. “This new Precision Package will enable the CT5-V Blackwing to be incredibly light on its feet at all speeds – both on road and track.”
Inside, the refreshed model features a new 33-inch, curved LED color touchscreen display, an enhanced (optional) Performance Data Recorder with input from racing-obsessed GM engineers and designers, plus a new Performance in-vehicle app. The 2025 model year also gains three new exterior colors – Drift Metallic, Deep Space Metallic, and Typhoon Metallic.
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