The American luxury legend continues to electrify.
Cadillac is undergoing a radical transformation, and electrification is at the center of it. The introduction of its new $300,000 halo car, the Celestiq, not only marks its commitment to EV technology, but also its desire to revive the status it had during its ultra-luxe glory days. Along with the Celestiq, Cadillac also has the Lyriq, which is already on the road, and has announced the Escalade IQ, the electric version of its luxury SUV icon, the Optiq, a compact electric SUV, and now, the Vistiq.
The Vistiq, confirmed for the 2026 model year, is a luxurious three-row all-electric SUV, which will slot between the Lyriq and the Escalade IQ, designed to be practical and indulgent for modern families and everyday driving luxury. The goal that the new 2026 Cadillac Vistiq, and its other Cadillac EV stablemates seeks to achieve, according to Vice President of Global Cadillac John Roth is to “cover most luxury SUV segments across critical global markets in the next two years” with Cadillac EVs.
As Cadillac continues to expand its EV lineup and reshape its approach to American luxury automotive excellence, with the Lyriq, Celestiq, Escalade IQ, Optiq, and now the Vistiq, the coming years will be a chance for the automotive world to get to know Cadillac in a different light than ever before.