Cadillac has gone Back to the Future with its latest all-electric concept, the Elevated Velocity. The striking high-performance crossover bears more than a passing resemblance to the DeLorean time machine from the beloved 1985 film and its sequels - thanks in no small part to its dramatic gull-wing doors. Unlike the DeLorean - which was a famously badly crafted flop - this concept car seems to really herald the future. It fuses the marque's V-Series performance heritage with ultra-luxury craftsmanship, designed to thrill both on the road and in extreme off-road conditions. Riding on 24-inch wheels, the Elevated Velocity's sleek, futuristic profile and Vapor Blue paintwork - offset by a fiery red interior - conveys both elegance and raw power. It also has selectable driving modes, including e-Velocity for tarmac and Terra for rough terrain. Inside, the cabin is a high-tech sanctuary, swathed in deep red leathers, boucle fabrics and brushed metal accents, with advanced climate control, red light therapy and even a bespoke polo set stored in the rear. Futuristic technology plays a starring role in the new concept car, from Welcome Mode, which illuminates the interior and raises the gull-wing doors in cinematic fashion, to Elevate Mode, which retracts the controls and transforms the cabin into a recovery space. Finally, there's Velocity Mode, which sharpens the driving focus with augmented-reality navigation. With features such as Sand Vision for visibility in sandstorms and an 'Elements Defy' self-cleaning exterior, the Elevated Velocity pushes Cadillac's design language forward while nodding to science-fiction nostalgia. The concept will be shown to the public for the first time at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, in Carmel, California, on 15 August 2025. Sadly, it is not available to buy but does show Cadillac designers' plans for the future.