While the other vehicles are certainly interesting, it’s this first-ever video footage of the production form of the CTS Coupe that’s most engaging, and though it’s trailed by a plume of salt and dust and filmed at night, there’s a lingering profile shot toward the end that reveals little has changed since the first shots of the production car surfaced as part of GM’s “viability presentation” back in February.

With the theme of the stages of a rocket in a “mission control” type setting, the three vehicles are presented as extensions of the same underlying theme of performance and styling. While our recent first drive of the 2010 Cadillac SRX Turbo might refute the performance angle on that particular vehicle, the “new Cadillac” styling born on the CTS and working its way throughout the rest of the range is readily apparent in all three vehicles.

The CTS Coupe has been confirmed for a May 2010 launch, and will be sold as a 2011 model-year car, sharing powertrains with the CTS Sport Wagon and Sedan, including a range of direct-inject V-6 engines. The higher-performance supercharged CTS-V Coupe will arrive along side the standard vehicle, and though output figures and powertrains haven’t been confirmed, it’s expected to get the same 556-horsepower supercharged 6.2-liter LSA engine found in the CTS-V Sedan.

Source:motorauthority.com