Cadillac Celestiq fans will have an opportunity to experience the high-end luxury sedan next month at the Montage Los Cabos resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The new Cadillac Celestiq will be on display in conjunction with the latest Montage Los Cabos culinary series.
For eight nights, Montage Los Cabos will host Mauro Colagreco at the resort’s Mezcal restaurant as the world-renowned chef serves guests a fusion of French and Mexican flavors. Colagreco will pull inspiration from the Baja California peninsula and craft dishes utilizing fresh, regionally sourced ingredients as part of the second annual “Mirazur Beyond Borders” collaboration between the Montage Los Cabos resort and chef Colagreco.
Colagreco is known for his Mirazur restaurant in Menton, France, which was recognized as the number-one restaurant in the world by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants in 2019.
In addition to serving up some tasty food, the event will also host the new Cadillac Celestiq all-electric ultra-luxury sedan. Originally making its big debut last October, the 2024 Cadillac Celestiq is the luxury marque’s latest all-electric flagship, offering a combination of high-end luxury, memorable styling, and cutting-edge technology features.
Styling for the Cadillac Celestiq takes inspiration from vehicles like the 1933 V16 Aerodynamic Coupe and 1957 Eldorado Brougham while mixing in futurism and avant-garde influences as well. The cabin space features a pillar-to-pillar 55-inch diagonal advanced HD display, as well as an 11-inch touchscreen Front Command Center, 8-inch Rear Command Center, and individual 12.6-inch displays mounted in the seatbacks for rear-seated passengers.
Motivation is sourced from an 111 kWh GM Ultium battery system and two GM Ultium drive motors, with peak output rated at 600 horsepower and 640 pound-feet of torque. Under the body, the Cadillac Celestiq rides on the GM BEV3 platform.
The upcoming Montage Los Cabos event is set to take place February 10th through the 18th. Offers include a two-night stay at Montage Los Cabos and dinner for two, with rates starting at $2,625 per night.
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I hope they check the frunk on the way back.
Looks like a Lucid Air.
An egg on wheels – what a concept – only 300k/
Is that a Chevy “Bow Tie” logo on the steering wheel? If the price is not too steep, that will sell.
The notchback version could become a 2-door Coupe de Ville at the same size of course. Modifying to a shorter wheelbase and more personal look could evolve into a modern 4-door coupe called Eldorado. 3 version , all expensive could bring in a lot of $$ for GM.
I think the car is ugly. For 300K there are a lot of nicer looking cars to choose from. This vehicle will lose a lot of its value in the first couple of years! In 4-5 years it will be under 75K used.