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 ...

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 ...

Crucially, the Vistiq has three rows of seats, while the Lyriq and Optiq have two. The Vistiq offers six- or seven-passenger ...

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 Celestiq will be equipped with a pair of motors sending 600 horsepower and 640 pound-feet of torque to all four wheels. Cadillac estimates the Celestiq will be able to hit 60 mph in 3.8 seconds.

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. The ...

The 2024 Cadillac Celestiq debuts as the most extravagant and expensive model the brand has ever built. The electric Celestiq is an avant-garde, four-seater hatchback that's made by hand and built ...

That changes with the monstrous 2024 Cadillac Celestiq (the ending sound is -stick), going into production next year and available to reserve as of today. It's the most expensive Cadillac ever ...

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 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.

Cadillac is proud of a new 55-inch wide curved display that stretches all the way across the Celestiq’s dashboard. The high-end interior appears to be a gorgeous blend of new and old.

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.