In 2023, Cadillac Celestiq electric luxury sedan price revealed
Cadillac Celestiq electric luxury sedan
The price of the Cadillac Celestiq electric luxury sedan is announced: starting at about 340,000 US dollars, and private customization can be completed on this basis.
According to news on August 6, a few days ago, Cadillac’s global chief marketing officer, Melissa Grady Dias, revealed on her personal LinkedIn homepage that since the brand launched the pure electric flagship sedan Celestiq last year, the market demand has been “very strong”, and announced this The estimated starting price of a new car.
Melissa Grady Dias wrote on her LinkedIn page: Since its launch, we have seen extremely high demand for Celestiq.
Clients embarking on a customization journey can personalize their Celestiq to make it a true reflection of their personality – the possibilities are endless.
The custom style of Celestiq will be customized by the customer, starting at about $340,000 (currently about 2.441 million RMB).
The Cadillac Celestiq was first officially unveiled in October 2022.
It is the most expensive model developed based on the GM Ultium platform so far.
At that time, it was reported that the price of the car would exceed 300,000 US dollars, and it would support car owners to customize it according to their own preferences.
In addition, Cadillac officials will begin notifying Celestiq buyers to customize their cars in the near future, saying that “after buyers customize their cars according to their preferences, we do not anticipate that there will be two identical Celestiq sedans.”
The Cadillac Celestiq will be the second BEV under the Cadillac brand, with deliveries beginning in 2024, after the Lyriq.
Cadillac first shared news of the ultra-luxury electric sedan in early 2021, calling it a flagship vehicle wrapped in handcrafted materials from the start.
According to previous reports, Cadillac described the Celestiq as its most technologically advanced and luxurious car ever, and possibly its most expensive, a “flagship wrapped in handcrafted materials,” with deliveries starting in 2024.
Celestiq is developed based on the GM Ultium platform
Celestiq is developed based on the GM Ultium platform, equipped with a 111-kWh battery pack and a dual-motor AWD system.
GM estimates that the EV will deliver 600 horsepower and 640 pound-feet of torque, with an expected range of 300 miles (483 kilometers).
The Celestiq has a 0-60 mph time of 3.8 seconds, according to Cadillac.
The luxury sedan can be charged at a rate of 200 kilowatts, giving it a range of about 78 miles in 10 minutes.
Beyond the platform, Cadillac says the Celestiq is equipped with the brand’s most advanced suspension and performance systems ever, including features like magnetic ride control and an active rear spoiler to improve aerodynamics at different speeds.
Other Celestiq highlights: fixed smart glass roof, high-end materials like various carbon fibers, hand-finished metalwork and hand-wrapped leather, 55-inch infotainment system, 41 speakers, Super Cruise.
Cadillac didn’t disclose its planned total Celestiq production, but its team says it expects to produce only two a day, which is indeed low.
Cadillac has released new images of the Celestiq, describing its design as “avant-garde” in a bid to challenge the ultra-luxury market.
Now according to the official announcement, the Celestiq will not only have handcrafted components, but will be a fully handcrafted electric vehicle with over 100 3D printed elements.
Cadillac says the Celestiq is a hand-built ultra-luxury car that will be produced in low numbers.
The official also announced its selling price, starting at as high as 340,000 US dollars (currently about 2.441 million RMB), and the price will increase according to the customer’s “personalization level”.
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