Have you been thinking of what to spend that extra $300,000 on? Since you haven’t been able to make up your mind, here’s an idea - buy Cadillac's celestiq flagship EV, I heard it’s the greatest vehicle ever seen in the last 120 years, it even has four wheels, four fuckin wheels bro, ha, I think you know better what to spend $300k on.
However, that’s the starting price of the latest Cadillac EV. Doesn’t it look stunning? Not that I know many of the company's products but I’ve particularly grown an interest in their vehicles since I set my eyes on their ESCALADE, talk bout the hottest road-going passenger cars with features from off-road vehicles, any hotter SUV you know about?
“As Cadillac’s future flagship sedan, CELESTIQ signifies a new, resurgent era for the brand,” said Mark Reuss, president, General Motors. “Each one will be hand-built by an amazing team of craftspeople on our historic Technical Center campus, and today’s investment announcement emphasizes our commitment to delivering a world-class Cadillac with nothing but the best in craftsmanship, design, engineering, and technology.”
General Motors invested 81 million to build this shit,
The show car model of the eagerly-awaited Celestiq represents the 120-year-old luxury brand’s most advanced vehicle yet, the company said. The one-off car previews what Celestiq could be when it goes on sale in 2025.
According to report and obviously display images, the EV’s cabin has features high-definition, interactive LED displays, a 55-inch-diagonal screen, and electronic digital blinds designed to let rear passengers watch video content in private.
The roof glass is quite a unique piece, smartly designed with suspended particle device technology, this aids the division of the roof into quadrants that allow passengers to adjust the lighting to their convenience, by adjusting the transparency of the glass.
Cadillac said the technology in the show car represents what the production version will offer once the hand-built Celestiq enters production in late 2023. That includes the show car’s Ultra Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology. GM said that the premium alternative to its Super Cruise system can handle “nearly every road including city streets, subdivision streets, and paved rural roads, in addition to highways.”
She is definitely a runner, this is what is perceived to be the greatest in 120 years, LAETITIA LOPEZ, the creative designer believes they've combined the beauty of function with the beauty of form in this production. This isn't farfetched considering the displays above.
As the day goes by, the competition becomes tighter as productions never seem to seize, this must definitely cause worrisome amongst EV builders and manufacturers, the show car was expected to debut in late July, so it's probably on pre-orders currently. Curious to see what numbers this is able to pull, but from a fan rating, this is a 10 out of 10 class vehicle.
The Celestiq is built with a striking silhouette that leaves a lasting impression, redefining ultra-luxury with the spirit of futurism and the avant-garde, the website says so and I totally agree. Something about the design just leaves a fresh fancy feeling in me, it must be the red interiors, and its sporty nature, although I find black designs more soothing to my soul, that doesn't make this one any less attractive.
Image credits goes to Cadillac