2025 CADILLAC CELESTIQ MODEL REVIEW - Kansas City, MO

What's New for the 2025 Cadillac CELESTIQ?

Introducing the 2025 CELESTIQ, Cadillac's latest ultra-luxury electric sedan that fuses opulence with innovative EV engineering. Its futuristic exterior showcases a minimalist design language accentuated by smooth contours and an aerodynamic stance. The cabin is hand-crafted to perfection, featuring a sleek, upscale look anchored by an expansive digital display running across the dash. The CELESTIQ includes hands-free driving technology and a suite of additional premium features.

What Are the 2025 CELESTIQ Trims & Features?

The CELESTIQ is available in one trim, allowing buyers to personalize options to their exact preferences further. As a five-passenger sedan, it comes standard with a four-zone glass roof, giving occupants a panoramic view. The exterior boasts LED lighting with a choreographed sequence that provides a signature light show. Inside, five interactive high-definition screens deliver clear and vibrant graphics for infotainment and vehicle controls. A four-zone climate control system ensures individualized comfort. The adaptive air suspension continually raises and lowers the vehicle to provide a cushioned, "cloud-like" ride. Outside, the CELESTIQ's streamlined design includes performance-inspired elements like an active aerodynamic rear spoiler and grille shutters.

How Much Horsepower Does the 2025 CELESTIQ Have?

Power for the CELESTIQ comes from a dual-motor electric setup and a high-capacity battery pack, producing 655 hp and 646 lb-ft of torque. This allows the sedan to accelerate from 0 to 60 MPH in just under four seconds. The CELESTIQ delivers around 300 miles of driving range on a single charge. It also features all-wheel drive and active rear steering to improve handling dynamics and control.

What Safety Features Does the 2025 CELESTIQ Include?

Equipped with Cadillac's latest hands-free driving system, Ultra Cruise, the CELESTIQ includes advanced safety and driver-assist features. Performance-related safety technologies such as roll control, high-response brakes, and rear-wheel steering help maintain stability. Standard safety systems include automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning, adaptive cruise control, pedestrian detection, and lane-keep assist, providing a comprehensive suite of protections.

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