Cadillac’s Stealth Debut: A "Knight Rider"
Cadillac’s Stealth Debut: A "Knight Rider" Storm in a Teacup? The cat-and-mouse games of the 2026 season have officially started. Cadillac has pulled the silk off their livery, and the reaction has been a whirlwind of media stir and online speculation. But if you were looking for technical secrets, you’ll have to keep looking. The "Knight Rider" Aesthetic The livery is sleek, classy, and unapologetically black. Online fans have already dubbed it the "Knight Rider," and it’s easy to see why. By opting for a dark, minimalist finish, Cadillac has managed to do two things at once: appease their new sponsors with a high-end marketing look and hide every single aerodynamic secret from their rivals. As we say at Senate Grand Prix , this is a classic "soft launch." There isn't a single technical component on display that will resemble the car we see on the grid in Melbourne. It’s a marketing masterpiece designed to build brand presence while kee...
