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Less than a year after confirming plans to build a three-row luxury SUV, Cadillac is unveiling the 2026 Cadillac VISTIQ. The vehicle announced today is similar to one originally displayed by Cadillac. It’s designed to provide plenty of space for passengers in all three rows and pack plenty of luxury appointments. The 2026 VISTIQ is smaller than the ESCALADE IQ, but larger than the LYRIQ and the smaller OPTIQ, which also joins the Cadillac EV lineup.
“Cadillac continues to set the standard for American luxury, and the introduction of VISTIQ continues to propel us into the EV future,” said John Ross, Vice President of Global Cadillac. . “With the addition of VISTIQ, Cadillac will be one of the only brands offering EV entry into any luxury SUV segment.”
2026 Cadillac VISTIQ
VISTIQ’s standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system gives the SUV 615 horsepower and 650 pound-feet. torque. Cadillac estimates the VISTIQ will have a range of 300 miles. The available Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, combined with Cadillac’s electric drivetrain, gives VISTIQ an incredibly smooth ride.
“From the beginning, we have been committed to delivering a three-row SUV that delivers exhilarating performance and intuitive technology wrapped in the brand’s iconic design language,” said Jeff MacDonald, chief engineer for Cadillac VISTIQ North America. That was the team’s goal.” “Bold yet sophisticated, VISTIQ handles like a much smaller vehicle while offering a comfortable ride and a sense of isolated precision.”
VISTIQ is full of Cadillac luxury.
VISTIQ is designed to attract customers of other luxury brands to Cadillac.
VISTIQ highlights include:
Standard Super Cruise – industry’s first true hands-free driver assistance technology Intelligent 5-zone climate control 0-60 time 3.7 seconds, Velocity Max road noise cancellation for a quieter ride Active rear steering improves maneuverability and Increased turning diameter improves vehicle handling and makes it feel smaller Available 23-inch wheels improve ride comfort and performance
“VISTIQ continues the Cadillac EV identity with our signature front and rear vertical lamps, illuminated pinstripe grille, 33-inch diagonal high-resolution LED screen, and proportionately classy and functional design. It’s a three-row SUV with available 23-inch wheels,” said Brian Nesbitt, executive director of Global Cadillac Design. “VISTIQ helps us realize our showroom vision of offering the most deft integration of innovation and zero-emissions propulsion.”
Cadillac’s distinctive exterior with the latest flair
The Cadillac VISTIQ features a Mondrian pattern within the third row window to ensure passenger privacy.
A comfort-oriented third row with conveniences normally reserved for first and second row seats. Special amenities include a padded armrest, smartphone storage space, cup holder, and USB charger.
VISTIQ comes with ample storage space. The seats can be reconfigured for extra storage, and there’s even underfloor storage. The mid-size SUV can be configured to seat six or seven people.
Advanced EV technology
VISTIQ is equipped with Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) bidirectional charging capability, allowing you to power your home during a power outage. VISTIQ also features the latest safety technology, including:
Blind Zone Steering Assist Side Cyclist Alert Forward Collision Alert Standard OnStar Automatic Collision Response Features Available Night Vision allows drivers to see pedestrians and animals directly ahead
VISTIQ will be sold worldwide, including the United States and Canada. MSRP starting price is $78,790 plus destination and dealer fees. VISTIQ is scheduled to go into production in early 2025 at General Motors’ Spring Hill manufacturing facility in Tennessee.
As I reported when the VISTIQ was announced last year, Cadillac says the midsize luxury SUV will fill out the Cadillac EV lineup.
“VISTIQ adds a compelling EV to Cadillac’s lineup and strengthens our commitment to an electric future,” said John Ross, vice president of Global Cadillac. “Our brands now have EV entry into most luxury segments, offering customers a wide range of choices, and we expect Cadillac EVs to cover most luxury SUV segments in key global markets over the next two years. Become.”
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