Cadillac is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the V-Series by introducing the new CT4-V Blackwing Mondrian Editions. While the models are strikingly similar to last year’s Track Editions, the Mondrian Editions are more exclusive and will be limited to 66 units each. That’s a subtle reminder of the number of V-Series racing victories since 2004. The aptly named Arrival Edition is first up as production is slated to begin in August. It celebrates the first-generation of V-Series and features a Mercury Silver Metallic exterior, which is an exclusive heritage color. The car is also notable for featuring eye-catching red mirror caps. The Impact Edition will follow in September and honor the second-generation of V-Series. It keeps the red mirror caps, but adopts a Black Raven paint job.

The third and final member of the Mondrian collection is the Elevation Edition, which is slated to go into production in November. This model pays tribute to the third-generation of V-Series and features a Velocity Red exterior that contrasts with black mirror caps. While the cars sport different color schemes, all of them have a Mondrian decal on the lower doors. Other highlights include red brake calipers, a 20th anniversary badge, and carbon fiber exterior packages. Cadillac also mentioned a “wake-up animation” that “pays tribute to two decades of legendary performance.”

 

Moving inside, there’s two-tone upholstery as Jet Black centers contrast with Sky Cool Gray, Signet or Adrenaline Red accents. Buyers will also find exclusive carbon fiber front seatbacks, 20th anniversary edition sill plates, and Torch Red seat belts. They’re joined by a performance steering wheel with a serialization plate, a builder’s plate on the inner B-pillar, and a 3D-printed shifter medallion on models equipped with a manual.

Cadillac didn’t mention pricing, but the 2024 CT4-V Blackwing starts at US$ 61,495 and features a twin-turbo 3.6-liter V6 pumping out 472 hp and 603 Nm of torque. This enables the model to accelerate from 0-96 km/h in 3.9 seconds, before hitting a top speed in excess of 304 km/h.