New Cadillac Vistiq
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Cadillac VISTIQ in Cathedral City, CA
The VISTIQ has become the vehicle we hand keys to when someone says they need three rows but do not want to give up the way a Cadillac drives. It is an all-electric SUV built around seating for up to seven, and it does not treat the third row as an afterthought.
The three-row electric SUV does not mean drivers will have to compromise somewhere.
Design and Exterior
Styling and Proportions
VISTIQ carries the vertical lighting signature Cadillac has made its own, stretched across a body that reads longer and lower than its passenger count suggests. Available exterior finishes range from Stellar Black Metallic and Vibrant White Tricoat through Emerald Lake Metallic and Radiant Red Tintcoat, most offered with a contrasting black roof. Sport and Platinum each get their own grille treatment, so two VISTIQs parked side by side do not look like the same vehicle in different paint.
Lighting and Wheels
The choreographed exterior lighting sequence draws attention every time you approach the vehicle. Wheels run from 21-inch Bright Silver with High Gloss Black inserts on Luxury up to 22-inch Reverse Rim wheels in polish and dark Android finish on Platinum, with 23-inch wheels available. Platinum also adds Brembo front brakes with black calipers carrying Cadillac script.
Three-Row Interior and Cargo Space
Seating for Up to Seven
Standard configuration seats seven across three rows. Premium Luxury and Platinum swap in second-row captain's chairs for a six-passenger layout, which makes third-row access considerably easier for anyone loading children or older passengers. Front seats are heated, ventilated, and massage on every trim, and the second-row outboard seats are heated as well.
Materials, Light, and Cargo
A dual-pane Power SkyGlass roof with a power sunshade runs over the first two rows, with a fixed glass panel above the third. Premium Luxury and Platinum bring Nouveauluxe seating with custom quilting, open pore wood trim, ambient backlit door accents, and a sueded microfiber headliner. Platinum offers an exclusive Kona Brown interior alongside the black option.
Cargo room behind the third row handles a full grocery run, and folding both rear rows opens up the kind of space that makes weekend projects practical. A frame-mounted trailer hitch is available as a dealer-installed accessory.
Technology and Connectivity
The 33-Inch Horizon Display
A curved 33-inch Horizon Display anchors the dashboard with Google built-in, which means maps, voice, and apps behave the way they do on your phone rather than requiring a separate learning curve. Audio comes from a 23-speaker AKG Studio system with Dolby Atmos available.
Super Cruise and Driver Assistance
Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance is standard, bundled with a three-year OnStar One plan. On compatible divided highways it handles steering, speed, and lane changes while you keep your eyes on the road. HD Surround Vision is standard across the lineup, and Premium Luxury and Platinum add an augmented reality head-up display along with Night Vision.
Range, Charging, and Performance
Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive is standard on every VISTIQ, with an EPA-estimated range of up to 305 miles. Luxury and Sport carry an 11.5 kW AC onboard charging module; Premium Luxury and Platinum upgrade to 19.2 kW, which meaningfully shortens home charging sessions. All trims use a standard NACS charging port.
Acceleration lands at a Cadillac-estimated 3.7 seconds to 60 mph in Velocity Max. Premium Luxury and above add Air Ride Adaptive Suspension with Continuous Damping Control plus Active Rear Steering, which tightens the turning circle enough to notice in a parking structure. The lineup has also picked up German Luxury Car of the Year honors, which is not a small thing for an American SUV.
Trim Levels and Pricing
Four trims make up the walk. Luxury opens the lineup in the high $70,000s with Super Cruise, the 33-inch display, the AKG audio system, and the panoramic roof already included. Sport sits just above it, trading the chrome accents for gloss black exterior treatments and its own wheel design. Premium Luxury is the larger step, adding the adaptive suspension, rear steering, captain's chairs, Night Vision, and the faster onboard charger. Platinum tops the range in the mid $90,000s with unique fascia treatments, Brembo brakes, and the widest interior selection.
Pricing excludes destination charge, taxes, title, license, and dealer fees, and moves with equipment. Current lease and purchase programs change regularly, so check current Cadillac offers for what is running, and browse our new Cadillac inventory to see which trims and colors we have on the ground. Shoppers weighing other body styles can compare across the Cadillac SUV lineup.
Ownership and Service for Palm Springs Drivers
Living with an electric Cadillac raises different questions than buying one, and our team handles both. Home charging setup, public network access, and what routine service actually looks like on an EV are all worth covering before you sign. Our technicians are ASE and GM certified, including GM World Class technicians and several GM Master techs.
If VISTIQ is one of two or three vehicles on your list, our electric vehicle lineup covers the alternatives, and the Cadillac Escalade remains the choice for anyone who wants three rows with a gas powertrain.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Cadillac VISTIQ cost?
The Luxury trim opens the lineup in the high $70,000s, with Sport close behind. Premium Luxury and Platinum move into the low and mid $90,000s. Those figures exclude destination charge, taxes, title, license, and dealer fees, and final pricing depends on equipment and current programs.
Does the Cadillac VISTIQ offer all-wheel drive?
Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive is standard on every trim rather than an option, so all-wheel traction comes built in regardless of which VISTIQ you choose.
How many seats does the Cadillac VISTIQ have?
Three rows seating up to seven passengers in standard configuration. Premium Luxury and Platinum use second-row captain's chairs for a six-passenger layout with easier third-row access.
How far can the VISTIQ travel on a full charge?
Up to an EPA-estimated 305 miles. Real-world range varies with speed, climate control use, load, and how much of your driving happens at highway speeds.
Is Super Cruise included?
Yes. Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance is standard across the lineup and comes with a three-year OnStar One plan.
Drive One This Week
Reading about a three-row electric SUV only goes so far. Book an EV test drive and spend time in all three rows, or stop by Jessup Cadillac at 68111 E Palm Canyon Dr, Cathedral City, CA 92234. Call 760-903-2099 and we will have one ready. You can also see how we serve as the Cathedral City Cadillac dealer.