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It charges more than it discharges while driving

he official news was preceded by Reuters' article, which hints at Cadillac's competitor to Tesla.
The statement also says that GM will introduce a family of profitable EVs (broad array of body styles). Of course, Chevrolet also will utilize the platform.
"Cadillac will be GM's lead electric vehicle brand and will introduce the first model from the company's all new battery electric vehicle architecture, GM's foundation for an advanced family of profitable EVs.
The flexible platform will provide a broad array of body styles and will be offered in front-wheel, rearwheel and all-wheel configurations.
Its most critical components — including the battery cells — are being designed for maximum usability across all programs. The battery system will also be adjustable, based on vehicle and customer requirements."
Well, after the market failure of plug-in hybrids Cadillac ELR and Cadillac CT6 PHV (very low volumes), a switch to long-range, all-electric models with performance, all-wheel drive and luxury sounds reasonable.