Celestiq VIN 001 was handed over to its lucky owner on June 24, and I hadn't realized that it was delivered by Cadillac of Beverly Hills — not even knowing the car was in my city made spotting it even ...

Roma and his team were tasked with creating an ultra-luxe sedan that was technologically advanced and delivered the performance expected of a vehicle with a six-figure price tag (655 horsepower and ...

Cadillac also sells Celestiq, a hand-built, made-to-order, electron-powered sedan that is meant to be a showcase of the company's luxury prowess. The car debuted in 2022 and just went into production ...

If you're reading this, there's a good chance you know that Cadillac's slogan once upon a time was "Standard of the World." And you probably also know that the ...

I’ve also got a request of Cadillac: If the Celestiq aspires to be truly special – a timeless creation fit to stand alongside the 1959 Eldorado Biarritz convertible, which adorned a French ...

The bespoke spirit of Celestiq will be determined by the client’s level of curation, but the blank canvas will start at approximately $340,000 MSRP,” Dias said. Cadillac Celestiq interior ...

The waitlist for Cadillac’s ultra-luxury Celestiq EV is officially open. A launch event late Monday signaled the start of the highly customized fastback’s journey to high-value customers.

A Cadillac spokesperson has since confirmed to Car and Driver that the Celestiq's starting MSRP will be approximately $340K. However, they declined to share the destination fee at this time.

The 2024 Cadillac Celestiq rides on GM’s BEV3 platform and uses a 111-kWh battery pack driving a two-motor setup for all-wheel-drive propulsion.

The automaker had previously only mentioned that Cadillac’s next electric car would start “north of $300,000.” Now GM has confirmed that the Cadillac Celestiq will start at $340,000.

The Celestiq’s long nose and short rear end are reminiscent of Cadillac’s massively powerful custom-made 1930s V16 sedans. All-wheel drive will be available.

The Cadillac Celestiq is a major new product, not only for Cadillac, but for General Motors as well. Breaking cover in production-spec form back in 2022 as the luxury marque’s all-new, all ...