Overview
- Cadillac publicly revealed the 2027 Celestiq Night Test as a one‑of‑one, commissioned example finished in midnight blue with subdued exterior brightwork and dark two‑tone wheels.
- The Night Test retains the Celestiq's confirmed powertrain of a 111 kWh battery feeding a dual‑motor all‑wheel‑drive system rated at 655 horsepower and 646 lb‑ft of torque with a manufacturer estimate of about 303 miles per charge and a 0–60 time near 3.7 seconds.
- Inside the car Cadillac used a two‑tone black‑and‑white cabin with vertical contrast accents, metallic door trim, carbon fiber center console and individual rear seats to demonstrate material and color customization options.
- The Celestiq continues to be hand‑built in Michigan and delivered in very limited numbers to affluent buyers, and coverage estimates the Night Test's bespoke build would cost around $400,000.
- The model highlights the Celestiq's advanced in‑cabin technology including a 55‑inch pillar‑to‑pillar display, front and rear command centers, rear passenger screens and GM's Super Cruise semi‑autonomous driving system while signaling Cadillac's focus on bespoke halo vehicles rather than high volume production.