Celestiq

Cadillac sent a strong signal with the Celestiq, an ultra-luxury sedan. Its new electric flagship is not only longer than Cadillac's Escalade SUV, but also costs at least three times more. The reason why I say "at least" is that every Celestiq (pronounced sell-ESS-tick) will be built strictly according to the individual needs of the owner. Car owners can work with designers to select materials and choose colors from an infinitely rich color library-just like customers buying premium luxury cars like Bentley or Rolls-Royce. Celestiq's design style has a retro futuristic feel. It draws inspiration from the brand's history but does not give people the feeling of repeating the same old tune. At the same time, a four-wheel drive electric power system has brought it into the 21st century, with a maximum power of 655 horsepower. There are only four seats in the car, and each passenger can independently adjust the temperature and sound atmosphere in his area through the touch screen. There is also a set of displays in the front row that span the entire instrument panel. The hatchback design not only makes the slender rear shape unique, but also makes this huge electric luxury sedan more practical.