After The General officially pulled the sheets on the fully electric 2026Â Cadillac Vistiq crossover this morning, more information has become available, including confirmation on the Cadillac website that the vehicle will be offered in four trim levels.
The trims include the entry-level Luxury, the mid-range Premium Luxury and Sport, and the range-topping Platinum, slated for late model-year release in Summer 2025.
The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq Luxury is as basic as the premium three-row crossover gets, and still boasts a slew of standard features, including a 33-inch infotainment screen, the GM Super Cruise driver assist system, and several other notable features:
- AWD powered by dual electric motors (front and rear)
- Heated front and second-row outboard seats
- Ventilated and massaging front seats with 18-way power adjustment
- Panoramic sunroof with a power sunshade
- HD Surround Vision, a 23-speaker audio system, and numerous other tech goodies
- Trim-specific 21-inch wheels
The next trim level in the lineup, the Premium Luxury, stacks more features on top of those found on the entry-level trim:
- Air ride adaptive suspension and active rear steering
- Head-up display and night vision
- Captain’s chairs in the second row (passenger capacity of 6)
- Numerous aesthetic features such as backlit ambient door accents, exclusive Nouveauluxe upholstery, and a microfiber headliner
- 22-inch trim-specific wheels with 23-inch wheels available, plus a Black roof option
The Sport trim level of the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq distinguishes itself from the Premium Luxury largely by its appearance, with most of its unique features focusing on an aggressive, sporty look:
- Trim-specific Sport grille design
- Gloss Black accents including roof rails, window surrounds, and other trim pieces
- Obsidian Chrome trim and accents
- Body-color door handles
- 21-inch trim-specific standard wheels
Finally, the late-arriving Platinum trim adds more style and additional practical and aesthetic features:
- Unique front and rear fascia design
- Body color wheel surrounds and other trim pieces
- Interior colorways unique to the trim, carpeted floor mats
- Black roof
- 22-inch trim-exclusive wheels with Brembo brakes, and optional 22-inch and 23-inch wheel availability
The electric drivetrain generates a Cadillac-estimated 615 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque, with 19.2 kW fast charging either optional or standard depending on trim. The vehicle will include a NACS adapter to plug into the Tesla Supercharger network.
Starting MSRP is $78,790 for the most affordable trim. Production of the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is expected to kick off in the early months of 2025 and will take place at the GM Spring Hill plant in Tennessee.
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Looks nice. We’ll see how well it sells next year.
One consistent theme among all Cadillac EVs – there must be a “Q” in the name usually at the end. I’m sure some high priced staffers and consultants cam up with Lyriq, Vistiq, and others.
I love this bigger Lyriq. The power seems to be adequate, so I hope that it’s not too heavy. However, I think that GM electric motors should be more powerful and torquey for their other EVs such as the EV Silverado and its GMC twin to deliver something Like 800 BHP and 900 lb, ft from their electric motors.