The Optiq likely faces an uphill battle as pricing will start around $54,000 which will make it far more expensive than the Tesla Model Y
Cadillac has introduced the US-spec Optiq, which will arrive late this year and cost around $54,000. The SUV has a standard dual-motor all-wheel drive system producing an estimated 300 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque. Cadillac expects the model to have a range of around 300 miles.
Cadillac didn’t have much else to say about the crossover, but it features a Lyriq-like design with a black crystal grille, a choreographed lighting sequence, and a fixed glass roof. The model also sports flush-mounted door handles and acoustic laminated rear quarter glass with a unique design. In terms of size, the Optiq measures 190 inches long, 84 inches wide, and 65 inches tall with a wheelbase that spans 116 inches .
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