What is the purpose of the 'Export to CAD' feature in Revit?

The 'Export to CAD' feature in Revit serves the specific purpose of exporting Revit models into DWG format, which is widely used in AutoCAD. This capability allows architects and designers to share their Revit designs with stakeholders who may not use Revit but require the information in a format they can work with, such as AutoCAD.

By exporting to CAD, users can ensure that their Revit models are accessible for further editing, annotation, or integration into existing CAD drawings, thereby facilitating collaboration across different software platforms. The DWG format supports a wide range of CAD applications, making it an industry standard for 2D and 3D designs.

While other options mention related functionalities, they do not accurately describe the purpose of the 'Export to CAD' feature. For example, converting models into visualizations or generating construction drawings are tasks that reframe the core function of exporting, and importing CAD files does not align with the export functionality provided by this feature.