Cadillac Vistiq: price, range, third-row space and trims

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The 2027 Cadillac Vistiq is a three-row, seven-seat electric SUV listed from $77,500 on cadillac.com. Every Vistiq has dual-motor AWD and a 102 kWh battery. Cadillac quotes 615 hp, 650 lb-ft and 0–60 mph in 3.7 seconds in Velocity Max, and EPA rates its range at 305 miles (300 with the 19.2 kW charger).

Type
Three-row electric luxury SUV
Price (MSRP)
$77,500–$96,600 (2027 MY) · Cadillac.com 'From' MSRP. Lowest = Luxury; highest = Platinum. GM News quotes the 2026 Vistiq Luxury at $79,390 including destination versus $77,395 on cadillac.com. Cadillac.com does not say on these pages whether destination is included; GM News's destination-inclusive 2026 EV prices run $1,795–$2,895 above the matching cadillac.com figures, so treat these as before destination.[1][2][3]
Powertrains
Vistiq AWD · 615 hp
Towing
up to 5,000 lb (Cadillac rating with available equipment.)[4]
Current generation
First generation, 2026–present

2027 Cadillac Vistiq price and trims

The Vistiq launched for 2026 with a 102 kWh battery, dual-motor AWD rated at 615 hp and 650 lb-ft, seating for up to seven and a 5,000-lb trailering rating. It debuted in Luxury, Sport and Premium Luxury, with Platinum following in summer 2025. The 2027 update added a native NACS inlet. Prices below are 2027 MSRPs from cadillac.com.[13][14][15][16][17]

Cadillac Vistiq trims with 2027 model-year base MSRP (USD) and powertrains
TrimMSRP (2027)Powertrain
Luxury$77,500excl. $1,995 destinationDual-motor AWD, 615 hp (std)[13][17]
Sport$78,000excl. $1,995 destinationDual-motor AWD, 615 hp (std)[13][17]
Premium Luxury$92,000excl. $1,995 destinationDual-motor AWD, 615 hp (std)[13][17]
Platinum$96,600excl. $1,995 destinationDual-motor AWD, 615 hp (std)[13][17]

Every Vistiq trim compared, with standard equipment and previous-generation prices →

Cadillac Vistiq engines, horsepower and mpg

Cadillac quotes 615 hp and 650 lb-ft in Velocity Max, which it says gives 0–60 mph in 3.7 seconds. EPA rates the Vistiq at 93/78/86 MPGe with 305 miles of range on the standard 11.5 kW charger and 300 miles with the available 19.2 kW charger. DC fast charging peaks at 190 kW (Cadillac: up to 80 miles in about 10 minutes).

Cadillac Vistiq powertrains with Cadillac-rated output and EPA fuel economy (city/highway/combined)
VersionEngineHorsepowerTorque (lb-ft)TransmissionDriveEPA mpg / MPGe (city/hwy/comb)EPA electric range
Vistiq AWDLuxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, PlatinumDual motors, 102 kWh battery[4][1][5][6][7]615650Single-speed (EPA: A1)Dual-motor AWD93/78/86MPGe · 2027 MY[6]305 mi

Output is as rated by Cadillac; fuel economy is the EPA estimate. "—" means no official figure was found.

Vistiq vs Lyriq vs Escalade IQ

Cadillac's newest priced model year for each (2027 Vistiq and Lyriq, 2026 Escalade IQ).[1][4][9][10][3][11][12][6]

Vistiq vs Lyriq vs Escalade IQ
VistiqLyriqEscalade IQ
Starting MSRP (cadillac.com)$77,500$59,400$127,405
Rows / seats3 / up to 72 / 53 / 7
Output615 hp (Velocity Max)365–515 hp (V: 615)680 hp; 750 hp Velocity Max
RangeEPA 305 miEPA 319–326 mi465 mi (Cadillac est.)
Battery102 kWh102 kWh205 kWh
Towing5,000 lbs3,500 lbs8,000 lbs (Cadillac est., 2023)
Length205.6 in196.7 in224.3 in
  • The Vistiq shares the Lyriq's 102 kWh battery but adds a third row and 1,500 lbs more towing.
  • The Escalade IQ has twice the battery and about 160 miles more estimated range, and costs about $50,000 more.

Vistiq size, seating and cargo

The Vistiq is 205.6 inches long on a 122-inch wheelbase and seats up to seven. Legroom is 43.1 in up front, 40.2 in in the second row and 30.6 in in the third row. Cadillac gives the third row the same padded armrests, cupholders, phone storage and USB ports as the rows ahead.

Cargo space is 15.2 cu ft behind the third row, 43 cu ft behind the second and 80.2 cu ft behind the first.

  • Length 205.59 in; wheelbase 122 in; height 71.02 in
  • Seats up to 7
  • Cargo 15.2 / 43 / 80.2 cu ft
  • Ground clearance 7.24 in
  • [4][5]

2027 Vistiq trims and prices

Cadillac.com lists four 2027 trims: Luxury ($77,500), Sport ($78,000), Premium Luxury ($92,000) and Platinum ($96,600). The standard equipment includes a 33-inch Horizon Display, Super Cruise, a 23-speaker AKG system with Dolby Atmos and heated, ventilated and massaging front seats.

GM says the Platinum adds adaptive air suspension, rear-wheel steering, an augmented-reality head-up display and Night Vision.

  • Luxury $77,500
  • Sport $78,000
  • Premium Luxury $92,000
  • Platinum $96,600
  • [1][2][5]

Range and charging

EPA rates the 2027 Vistiq at 305 miles with the standard 11.5 kW onboard charger and 300 miles with the 19.2 kW charger. Cadillac says Level 2 charging adds up to 29 miles per hour (11.5 kW) or 47 miles per hour (19.2 kW), and DC fast charging at up to 190 kW adds about 80 miles in 10 minutes.

The Vistiq has a NACS (J3400) port that works at Tesla Superchargers; other chargers need a GM-approved adapter.[4][6][7]

Performance and towing

Every Vistiq has dual-motor AWD. In Velocity Max Cadillac rates it at 615 hp and 650 lb-ft, the same output as the Lyriq-V, with an estimated 0–60 mph time of 3.7 seconds. GM says the drive units use segmented motor magnets and silicon-carbide inverters to cut energy losses. Cadillac rates towing at 5,000 lbs with available equipment.[1][4][8]

Cadillac Vistiq generations by year

Every US Cadillac Vistiq generation with model years and engines, newest first
GenerationUS model yearsEnginesNotes
First generation2026–presentDual-motor AWD, 615 hp / 650 lb-ft (Velocity Max), 102 kWhRevealed in November 2024 as Cadillac's three-row EV, with production starting in early 2025 at GM's Spring Hill, Tennessee, plant. It launched in Luxury, Sport and Premium Luxury trims at $78,790 including destination; Platinum followed in summer 2025. EPA rates it at 305 miles.[5][8][6]

Cadillac Vistiq problems and recalls

The Vistiq's most serious recall is 26V-717, a brake control software defect on 2026–2027 models that can cause a loss of braking, fixed by a software update. A second recall covers the third-row power-folding seatback, which may not reverse when it meets a person. Smaller campaigns cover battery mounting bolts and the owner's manual.

Documented Cadillac Vistiq issues and NHTSA recall campaigns
IssueGenerationYearsType
Brake control software can cause a loss of braking (recall 26V-717)[18][19]First generation (2026–present) – 2026–20272026–2027Recall 26V717
Third-row power-folding seatback may not reverse (recall 26V-394)[20][19]First generation (2026–present) – 2026–20272026–2027Recall 26V394
High-voltage battery mounting bolts may be loose (recall 25V-483)[21][19]First generation (2026–present) – 20262026Recall 25V483
Electronic owner's manual may not download (recalls 25V-819 and 26V-114)[22][23][19]First generation (2026–present) – 20262026Recall 25V819

All 4 documented Vistiq issues and 4 recalls, with symptoms and pre-purchase checks →

MSRP is the starting point, not the transaction price. Compare offers as a discount off MSRP in dollars and percent, before rebates and without dealer add-ons. These CarWhere pages show dealer invoice estimates, incentives and asking prices for the Cadillac Vistiq.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the Cadillac Vistiq?

Cadillac.com lists the 2027 Vistiq from $77,500 (Luxury). Sport is $78,000, Premium Luxury $92,000 and Platinum $96,600.

What is the Vistiq's range?

EPA rates the 2027 Vistiq at 305 miles with the standard 11.5 kW charger and 300 miles with the available 19.2 kW charger.

How many seats does the Vistiq have?

Up to seven across three rows. Third-row legroom is 30.6 inches, and there is 15.2 cu ft of cargo space behind the third row.

How fast is the Vistiq?

Cadillac estimates 0–60 mph in 3.7 seconds with Velocity Max, which unlocks 615 hp and 650 lb-ft.

Where is the Vistiq built?

At GM's Spring Hill, Tennessee, plant. Production started in early 2025 for the 2026 model year.

How much can the Vistiq tow?

Cadillac rates it at 5,000 lbs with available equipment.

Sources

Prices and output are as published by Cadillac for the model year shown; fuel economy is from the EPA. Equipment changes between model years, so confirm a specific vehicle against its original paperwork or build sheet.

  1. 2027 VISTIQ (model page and Q&A) — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  2. Which Cadillac EVs can you buy right now? (Sep 23, 2026) — GM News (news.gm.com)
  3. 2026 ESCALADE IQ (model page and Q&A) — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  4. 2027 VISTIQ Specifications — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  5. Introducing the all-electric 2026 Cadillac VISTIQ (Nov 12, 2024) — GM News (news.gm.com)
  6. 2027 Cadillac VISTIQ (11 kW charger) (EPA vehicle record 50624) — U.S. DOE / EPA (fueleconomy.gov)
  7. 2027 Cadillac VISTIQ (19 kW charger) (EPA vehicle record 50625) — U.S. DOE / EPA (fueleconomy.gov)
  8. 2026 Cadillac VISTIQ: A high-tech, luxury all-electric baby Escalade (May 12, 2025) — GM News (news.gm.com)
  9. 2027 LYRIQ (model page) — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  10. 2027 LYRIQ Specifications — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  11. ESCALADE IQ Specifications — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  12. Introducing the all-electric 2025 Cadillac ESCALADE IQ (Aug 9, 2023) — GM News (news.gm.com)
  13. 2027 Cadillac Vistiq: trims and starting prices (cadillac.com, accessed Nov 2026) — Cadillac (General Motors)
  14. 2026 Cadillac Vistiq product information and specifications (pressroom) — Cadillac (General Motors)
  15. 2027 Cadillac Vistiq: what's new (pressroom) — Cadillac (General Motors)
  16. Which Cadillac EVs can you buy right now? (Sept 23, 2026) — General Motors
  17. Cadillac destination freight charges by model year (accessed Nov 2026) — Cadillac (General Motors)
  18. NHTSA recall 26V-717: Loss of Braking — NHTSA
  19. DOT/NHTSA recall dataset (6axg-epim) full-text query: VISTIQ — U.S. Department of Transportation / NHTSA
  20. NHTSA recall 26V-394: Third-Row Power Folding Seatback May Trap Occupant — NHTSA
  21. NHTSA recall 25V-483: High Voltage Battery Not Secured Properly — NHTSA
  22. NHTSA recall 25V-819: Missing Owner's Manual/FMVSS 225 — NHTSA
  23. NHTSA recall 26V-114: Missing Owner's Manual/FMVSS 208 — NHTSA

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