Cadillac is trying to set the standard for luxury in the automotive world again. A brand that made Rolls-Royce look like a poor relative from the provinces in the 1960s and 1970s is trying to regain its lost position. The Celestiq is the model that is supposed to enable him to do just that. Hand-built at General Motors' Global Center in Warren, Ohio, the car costs $340,000 in its basic version, but the actual price will likely be much higher due to the long list of optional equipment and customization. Built only on individual order, thanks to which the customer has great possibilities to personalize the finish of the car. In such a situation, it is unlikely that there will be two similar copies, especially since the production volume will be very small, according to rumors, about 100-150 copies per year. As long as there are so many orders. The EV will be powered by a 111-kilowatt-hour battery pack and powered by two electric motors of full-power 600 hp and 640 pound-feet of torque. Acceleration from 0-60 miles/h in 3.8 sec, range about 300 miles. Are such parameters enough to compete with Lucid Air? Time will tell. I wish Cadillac the best, because it would be a pity for such a legendary brand to shared the fate of other fallen legends of the automotive industry.
