2026 Cadillac Vistiq: The Complete Buyer’s Guide

Everything You Need to Know About Cadillac’s Bold New 3-Row Electric SUV — Updated February 2026

Quick Answer: What Is the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is a fully electric, three-row luxury SUV built on GM’s Ultium platform. It seats up to seven passengers, delivers up to 400 miles of GM-estimated range, supports 190 kW DC fast charging, and is powered by a dual-motor AWD system producing 615 horsepower. It competes with the Rivian R1S, Mercedes EQS SUV, BMW iX, and the upcoming Kia EV9. Starting price is approximately $78,000.

Introduction: Cadillac Goes Big — Really Big

Three rows. Seven seats. Four hundred miles of range. And a starting price that puts it squarely in the heart of the luxury EV market.

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is not Cadillac’s first electric vehicle. But it might be the most important one. While the Lyriq proved Cadillac could build a compelling electric SUV, the Vistiq answers a different question: can Cadillac go toe-to-toe with the Rivian R1S, Mercedes EQS SUV, and BMW iX in the lucrative three-row segment?

This guide gives you the full picture — specs, real-world range expectations, interior details, a frank competitor comparison, and a clear answer on whether the Vistiq is worth your money. Let us get into it.

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1. Why the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq Is a Big Deal

Cadillac has been rebuilding its brand identity for years. The Escalade still dominates the luxury large SUV space. But in the electric era, Cadillac needed a new halo product that signals the future. The Vistiq is that car.

It is the brand’s largest electric SUV to date, positioned above the Lyriq and Optiq in Cadillac’s growing EV lineup. And it arrives at a moment when three-row electric SUVs are still relatively rare. The Rivian R1S and Mercedes EQS SUV are the main established players. The Vistiq enters with competitive range, a distinctly American luxury character, and — critically — seven-passenger seating.

Where It Fits in Cadillac’s EV Lineup

• Optiq: Compact luxury electric SUV — entry point into Cadillac EVs
• Lyriq: Mid-size luxury electric SUV — the Vistiq’s smaller sibling
• Vistiq: Large three-row luxury electric SUV — the focus of this guide
• Escalade IQ: Full-size luxury electric SUV truck — above the Vistiq in size and price

The Vistiq slots between the Lyriq and Escalade IQ. It is for the family that needs three rows and wants genuine luxury but does not need the Escalade’s truck-based proportions.

2. Key Specs at a Glance

Full 2026 Cadillac Vistiq specifications for both available configurations.

Specification	Vistiq AWD (Standard)	Vistiq AWD (Performance)
Drivetrain	All-Wheel Drive (dual motor)	All-Wheel Drive (dual motor, tuned)
Power Output	615 hp (459 kW)	647 hp (483 kW)
Torque	650 lb-ft (881 Nm)	700 lb-ft (949 Nm)
0-60 mph (0-97 km/h)	4.5 seconds	3.8 seconds
Top Speed	130 mph (209 km/h)	150 mph (241 km/h)
Battery Capacity (usable)	102 kWh	102 kWh
GM-Estimated Range	up to 400 miles (644 km)	up to 370 miles (595 km)
EPA Range (estimated)	~310-340 miles	~290-315 miles
DC Fast Charging (max)	190 kW	190 kW
AC Charging (max)	19.2 kW	19.2 kW
10-80% DC Charge Time	~40 minutes	~40 minutes
Seating Capacity	6 or 7 passengers	6 or 7 passengers
Cargo Space (behind 3rd row)	21.3 cu ft (603 liters)	21.3 cu ft (603 liters)
Cargo Space (all seats folded)	87.1 cu ft (2,466 liters)	87.1 cu ft (2,466 liters)
Towing Capacity	5,000 lb (2,268 kg)	5,000 lb (2,268 kg)
Platform	GM Ultium	GM Ultium

 

Important note: GM’s estimated range of 400 miles is based on the manufacturer’s own testing. EPA-certified figures typically come in 10-15% lower than GM estimates on Ultium-platform vehicles. Expect real-world range of 310-340 miles on the highway under normal conditions.

3. Design: A New Visual Language for Cadillac

The Vistiq looks like a Cadillac should look in 2026. Angular, sharp, confident — and unmistakably American. Cadillac calls the design language ‘Art and Science,’ and on the Vistiq it reaches its most sophisticated expression yet.

Exterior: Bold Lines, Vertical Light Towers

The signature vertical LED lighting towers at the front and rear have become Cadillac’s electric identity mark. On the Vistiq, they are wider and more pronounced than on the Lyriq. The hood is long and flat. The greenhouse is slim. The overall effect is a car that looks fast standing still.

• Length: 204.9 inches (5,204 mm)
• Width: 79.0 inches (2,007 mm) without mirrors
• Height: 68.5 inches (1,740 mm)
• Wheelbase: 122.0 inches (3,099 mm)
• Drag coefficient: 0.28 Cd
• Ground clearance: 8.0 inches (203 mm)

The 22-inch wheels are standard on upper trims, 20-inch on the base variant. Cadillac offers 10 exterior colors at launch including Crystal White Tricoat, Stellar Black Metallic, and a Vistiq-exclusive Argent Silver Metallic.

Roof and Glass

The Vistiq features a standard fixed panoramic glass roof spanning all three rows — a meaningful comfort and ambiance upgrade over competitors that charge extra for this feature. The glass uses electrochromic technology that tints on demand from a dashboard control, eliminating the need for a traditional sunshade.

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4. Interior, Seating, and Technology

The interior is where the Vistiq makes its strongest case. Cadillac has invested heavily here, and it shows in every surface and system.

Three Rows — and All Three Are Usable

Many three-row SUVs offer a third row that is technically present but practically useless for anyone over five feet tall. The Vistiq’s third row is genuinely habitable. Adults up to six feet can sit there without their knees hitting the seat in front, thanks to the Ultium platform’s flat floor.

• First row: Heated and ventilated 20-way power-adjustable seats with massage, standard on all trims
• Second row: Choice of captain’s chairs (6-seat) or bench (7-seat) — both heated
• Third row: Heated, powered fold-flat, 36 inches of legroom
• Flat floor throughout: No transmission tunnel thanks to the Ultium EV platform

The 33-Inch Diagonal Curved Display

The headline tech feature is the 33-inch diagonal curved OLED display. It is the largest screen in any Cadillac to date and one of the largest in any SUV on the market. It runs Google built-in, giving native access to Google Maps, Google Assistant, and the Play Store.

Below the main screen sits a 9.0-inch climate control touchscreen. The floating center console contains wireless charging for two devices, USB-C ports throughout all three rows, and a physical volume knob — a small but appreciated acknowledgment that some controls work better as dials.

AKG Studio Reference Audio

The standard Vistiq comes with an AKG 19-speaker, 1,000W surround sound system. This is not a checkbox upgrade — AKG’s involvement in cabin acoustics meant designing the interior around the speaker placement, not the other way around. Independent automotive audio reviewers have called it one of the three best EV audio systems available in 2026.

Rear-Seat Entertainment

An optional rear-seat entertainment package adds two 12.6-inch screens for second-row passengers, with wireless headphone connectivity and the ability to stream independently from the front display. Cadillac also integrates Amazon Fire TV as a streaming platform — a first in the US luxury SUV market.

Driver Technology and Safety

• Super Cruise: Cadillac’s hands-free highway driving system — standard on all Vistiq trims
• Camera Mirror System: Digital rear-view mirror with camera (optional)
• Night Vision: Infrared pedestrian and animal detection with dash display alert
• Augmented Reality Navigation: Turn-by-turn directions overlaid on live camera feed in the HUD
• Automatic Emergency Braking: Standard, with pedestrian and cyclist detection
• Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Alert: Standard

Super Cruise deserves special mention. Unlike GM’s basic driver assistance, Super Cruise uses LiDAR map data and camera input to allow genuine hands-free driving on over 400,000 miles of mapped North American highways. It is genuinely impressive in real-world use — and it comes standard, not as a subscription.

5. Ultium Platform: The Technology Underneath

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq shares its Ultium electric platform with a range of GM vehicles including the Chevy Silverado EV, GMC Hummer EV, and Cadillac Escalade IQ. But the Vistiq uses a specific Ultium configuration optimized for range over performance.

102 kWh Battery Pack

The Vistiq’s 102 kWh (usable) battery uses GM’s large-format pouch cells arranged in a T-shaped skateboard configuration. The pack is thermally managed with a liquid cooling and heating system that pre-conditions the battery automatically before DC fast charging stops. This matters significantly in cold climates — pre-conditioning can recover 15-25% of otherwise-lost charging efficiency in freezing temperatures.

Dual-Motor AWD System

Both Vistiq variants use a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The front and rear motors operate independently and can vary torque distribution in milliseconds using GM’s eAWD torque vectoring software. In slippery conditions, this provides a level of traction control that rivals mechanical locking differentials.

Over-the-Air Updates

The Vistiq supports comprehensive OTA updates covering powertrain, charging software, infotainment, and driver assistance systems. GM has committed to delivering OTA updates for at least 6 years post-purchase, with feature additions (not just bug fixes) included. New Super Cruise highway maps are pushed automatically as they are added to GM’s database.

6. Performance and Driving Experience

A 615-horsepower three-row family SUV. Let that sink in for a moment.

The Vistiq is not a performance vehicle in the traditional sense — it weighs over 6,000 pounds and is optimized for comfort and range. But electric torque delivery means that 0-60 in 4.5 seconds arrives the moment you push the accelerator. There is no buildup. Just movement.

Ride Quality: Priority One

Cadillac has fitted the Vistiq with Magnetic Ride Control 4.0 — the latest generation of GM’s magnetorheological damper system. Sensors read road conditions 1,000 times per second and adjust damping force in real time. The result is a ride that absorbs rough pavement confidently without feeling floaty on smooth roads.

The air suspension option (standard on Performance, optional on base) adds further adaptability — lowering the car at highway speeds for efficiency and raising it for rough terrain or loading cargo.

Steering and Handling

Do not expect sports car handling. The Vistiq is 6,000+ pounds of luxury SUV. But the steering is well-weighted and communicative for a vehicle this large. At low speeds in urban environments, the turning radius is impressively tight for a 205-inch SUV — aided by rear-wheel steering that is standard on the Performance variant.

Driving Modes

• Tour: Default balanced mode — best for everyday driving
• Sport: Sharpened throttle response, firmer suspension, enhanced regen
• My Mode: Fully customizable — mix any combination of settings
• Off-Road: Raised suspension, adjusted traction control thresholds
• One Pedal Driving: Activated via center console button — strong regen for urban stop-and-go

7. Range, Charging, and Real-World Use

The 400-mile GM estimate is the headline. Here is what you should actually plan for.

Honest Range Expectations

GM’s 400-mile range estimate is based on optimistic testing conditions. Based on Ultium platform real-world data from the Lyriq and Escalade IQ, here is what Vistiq owners should realistically expect:

• City and suburban mixed driving: 340-380 miles — regenerative braking helps significantly
• Highway at 70 mph (113 km/h): 290-320 miles
• Highway at 80 mph (129 km/h): 250-275 miles
• Cold weather below 20 degrees F (-7 degrees C): Expect 25-35% reduction; pre-conditioning while plugged in is critical
• Full seven passengers plus cargo: Expect 10-15% range reduction vs. solo driver estimates

Practical tip: If you are planning a road trip with the Vistiq, use GM’s built-in route planner with charging stops. The system pre-conditions the battery 20-30 minutes before each stop, which is the single biggest factor in consistent DC fast charging performance.

Charging: 190 kW and What It Means Day to Day

Charging Type	Max Power	Time to 80%	Miles Added in 10 min
DC Fast Charging (CCS2)	190 kW	~40 minutes	~75 miles (120 km)
DC Fast Charging (50 kW)	50 kW	~2.5 hours	~20 miles (32 km)
AC Home / EVSE (19.2 kW)	19.2 kW	~6 hours	Full overnight charge
AC Level 2 (11.5 kW)	11.5 kW	~10 hours	Adequate overnight
AC Level 1 / 120V	1.9 kW	~55 hours	Emergency use only

 

The 19.2 kW AC charging rate is above average for the segment. Many competitors cap at 11 kW AC, meaning a full overnight charge takes 10+ hours. The Vistiq’s faster AC rate means a complete charge in about 6 hours — practical for those without DC fast charger access.

Charging Network Compatibility

The Vistiq uses a CCS (Combined Charging System) connector for DC fast charging in North America. Cadillac also includes 2 years of complimentary charging at Electrify America stations with purchase. Electrify America operates one of the largest DC fast charging networks in the US, with stations at Walmart locations and highway corridors across all 50 states.

GM has also announced NACS (Tesla connector) integration for future Ultium vehicles. Confirm current connector compatibility and adapter availability with your dealer at time of purchase.

Home Charging Setup

Cadillac recommends a Level 2 EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) rated at 19.2 kW for home installation. This is a 240V, 80-amp circuit — check with an electrician before installation, as many homes require a panel upgrade. Cadillac partners with Amazon Home Services and Qmerit for discounted installation in most US markets.

8. 2026 Cadillac Vistiq vs. Competitors

The three-row electric luxury SUV segment is still young, but competition is intensifying. Here is how the Vistiq stacks up.

Feature	Cadillac Vistiq	Rivian R1S Quad	Mercedes EQS SUV 580	BMW iX xDrive50	Kia EV9 GT-Line AWD
Starting Price (est.)	$78,000	$79,900	$104,400	$87,100	$64,800
Max Power	647 hp	835 hp	536 hp	516 hp	379 hp
GM/Mfr Range Estimate	400 mi	321 mi	305 mi	324 mi	280 mi
EPA Range	~315-340 mi est.	270 mi	285 mi	305 mi	260 mi
Max DC Charging	190 kW	220 kW	200 kW	195 kW	240 kW
3rd Row (real adults?)	Yes — 6 ft fits	Yes — 6 ft fits	Tight	No (2-row)	Yes — 5’10” fits
Towing Capacity	5,000 lb	11,000 lb	3,500 lb	2,500 lb	5,500 lb
Hands-Free Highway	Yes (Super Cruise)	Yes (Driver+)	No	Yes (optional)	No
Standard Pano Roof	Yes	Yes	Optional	Optional	Optional
OTA Updates	Yes (6 yrs)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Luxury Feel	★★★★★	★★★★	★★★★★	★★★★½	★★★★

 

The Vistiq’s strongest advantages are its hands-free Super Cruise system (standard, not optional), the genuinely usable third row for adults, and the 33-inch display technology. The Rivian R1S leads decisively on towing capacity — 11,000 pounds versus the Vistiq’s 5,000 pounds — and peak charging speed.

The Mercedes EQS SUV is the closest rival on luxury feel but costs significantly more and offers less real-world range. The Kia EV9 undercuts the Vistiq on price and leads on DC charging speed (240 kW), but lacks the premium interior execution and Super Cruise.

The BMW iX is excluded from the three-row comparison because it does not offer a third row — but it is worth mentioning as it competes in price and brand positioning.

9. Trim Levels and Pricing

Cadillac launches the 2026 Vistiq in two well-equipped configurations. Unlike some competitors, Cadillac does not offer a stripped base trim — even the entry Vistiq is generously equipped.

Vistiq AWD — Starting at ~$78,000

• Power: 615 hp, dual-motor AWD
• Range: GM-estimated 400 miles
• Standard: 33″ OLED display, Super Cruise, AKG 19-speaker audio, Magnetic Ride Control 4.0, panoramic electrochromic glass roof, 20-way heated/ventilated/massage front seats, heated second and third-row seats
• Seating: 7-passenger standard (6-passenger captain’s chair option at no cost)
• Wheels: 20-inch machined aluminum

Vistiq Performance AWD — Starting at ~$90,000

• Power: 647 hp, dual-motor AWD (tuned)
• Range: GM-estimated 370 miles
• Adds over standard: Performance-tuned suspension, rear-wheel steering, upgraded 22-inch wheels, launch control, Sport pedal set, Performance AWD torque vectoring calibration
• Exclusive: Additional Performance-specific exterior trim, Alcantara steering wheel and gear selector

Notable Options and Packages

• Rear Seat Entertainment Package (~$2,500): Dual 12.6″ rear screens, wireless headphones, Amazon Fire TV
• Night Vision Package (~$2,200): Infrared camera, pedestrian and animal detection display
• Air Suspension Upgrade (~$1,800 on base variant, standard on Performance): Four-corner air suspension with terrain modes
• Camera Mirror System (~$800): Digital rear-view mirror with wide-angle camera feed
• Exterior Color Upgrades: Crystal White Tricoat and special order colors add $1,000-$2,500
• Tow Package ($750): Trailer brake controller and wiring harness upgrade

10. Who Should Buy the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq?

The Vistiq is a lot of vehicle. Here is a clear guide to whether it belongs on your shortlist.

Buy the Vistiq If…

• You need three rows of real seating for your family — not a token third row — and want a premium electric vehicle.
• You drive primarily on mapped North American highways and will benefit from Super Cruise’s hands-free capability daily.
• You are moving from a Cadillac Escalade, GMC Yukon, or similar large luxury SUV and want to go electric without downsizing.
• Interior technology and Cadillac’s distinctive design language matter to your purchase decision.
• You charge primarily at home with a Level 2 EVSE and use DC fast charging for road trips — the 400-mile range means most families will charge weekly, not daily.
• Towing needs are 5,000 pounds or less — boat, trailer, or light camper.

Consider Alternatives If…

• You need serious towing over 5,000 pounds: The Rivian R1S Max Pack (11,000 lb) or Chevy Silverado EV (10,000 lb) are built for heavy hauling.
• Your budget is under $65,000: The Kia EV9 AWD offers a genuine three-row electric SUV at a significantly lower entry price, with strong charging speed (240 kW).
• You primarily need off-road capability: The Rivian R1S is purpose-built for serious off-road use; the Vistiq is road-focused.
• You want the fastest DC charging: The Kia EV9 at 240 kW or the Audi A6 e-tron at 270 kW charge faster than the Vistiq’s 190 kW.
• You need a seven-seat SUV under 200 inches long: The Vistiq is 205 inches — consider the Volvo EX90 or Kia EV9 if urban parking is a constant concern.

11. People Also Ask: 2026 Cadillac Vistiq FAQ

What is the range of the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq?

GM estimates up to 400 miles of range for the standard 2026 Cadillac Vistiq AWD. Based on real-world Ultium platform data, expect EPA-certified figures in the 315-340 mile range. At highway speeds of 70-75 mph, plan for approximately 290-320 miles per charge. Cold weather and full passenger loads will reduce range by 20-35%.

How fast does the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq charge?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq supports up to 190 kW DC fast charging, charging from 10% to 80% in approximately 40 minutes. AC Level 2 home charging at 19.2 kW takes around 6 hours for a full charge. The car includes 2 years of complimentary charging at Electrify America DC fast chargers with purchase.

Does the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq have a third row?

Yes. The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq has a genuinely usable third row. Adults up to approximately 6 feet tall can sit comfortably in the third row, thanks to the Ultium platform’s flat floor. The third row is heated and folds flat for cargo. Seating is available in 6-passenger (captain’s chairs) or 7-passenger (second-row bench) configurations.

Does the Cadillac Vistiq have Super Cruise?

Yes. Super Cruise hands-free highway driving is standard on all 2026 Cadillac Vistiq trims at no extra cost. Super Cruise enables hands-free driving on over 400,000 miles of mapped North American highways using LiDAR map data, cameras, and a driver attention monitoring system.

How does the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq compare to the Rivian R1S?

The Cadillac Vistiq leads the Rivian R1S on luxury feel, display technology, and Super Cruise hands-free driving. The Rivian R1S leads on towing capacity (11,000 lb vs 5,000 lb), peak DC charging speed (220 kW vs 190 kW), and off-road capability. They are priced similarly at launch, with the R1S starting around $79,900.

What is the towing capacity of the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq has a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds (2,268 kg) with the optional tow package. This is sufficient for a small boat, jet ski trailer, or light camping trailer. If you need to tow over 5,000 pounds, the Rivian R1S or Cadillac Escalade IQ are better options.

What are the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq colors?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is available in 10 exterior colors at launch, including Crystal White Tricoat, Stellar Black Metallic, Argent Silver Metallic (Vistiq-exclusive), Radiant Red Tintcoat, and Harbor Blue Metallic. Crystal White Tricoat adds approximately $1,000 to the purchase price.

Is the Cadillac Vistiq eligible for the federal EV tax credit?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq may qualify for the US federal EV tax credit of up to $7,500 under the Inflation Reduction Act, subject to income limits, MSRP caps ($80,000 for SUVs), and battery sourcing requirements. Confirm current eligibility with your dealer or at irs.gov before purchase, as requirements and vehicle eligibility change regularly.

12. Final Verdict: Is the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq Worth Buying?

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq makes a compelling argument for itself, and it makes that argument differently from most electric vehicles.

It is not the fastest. It is not the best at towing. It is not the most efficient charger. But it is the most complete package in the three-row electric luxury SUV category for families who want genuine technology, genuine luxury, and genuine rear-seat space — all from a nameplate with over 120 years of American automotive history.

The 33-inch display is a genuine wow moment. Super Cruise as standard equipment is a genuine daily-use advantage. The AKG audio is exceptional. The third row accommodates real adults. And GM-estimated 400-mile range, while optimistic, reflects a battery capacity that handles real-world long trips with less anxiety than most competitors.

Where it asks you to trust the brand: Cadillac’s EV software has historically lagged behind Tesla, Rivian, and even some Korean brands in polish and intuitiveness. The 2026 model runs a significantly improved version with Google built-in, but software quality in complex vehicles is something to evaluate on a test drive, not just in a spec sheet.

For the family upgrading from an Escalade, Suburban, or a luxury three-row crossover: the Vistiq is the most refined case for going electric without compromise. Book the test drive. It makes a strong first impression and keeps making it.

Key Takeaways

• The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is a fully electric three-row luxury SUV on GM’s Ultium platform, seating 6 or 7 passengers.
• GM estimates up to 400 miles of range; realistic highway range is approximately 290-320 miles.
• 190 kW DC fast charging charges from 10-80% in approximately 40 minutes; 2 years of complimentary Electrify America charging included.
• 615 hp standard / 647 hp Performance — both AWD configurations with GM’s eAWD torque vectoring.
• Super Cruise hands-free highway driving is standard on all trims — a genuine differentiator in this segment.
• The 33-inch diagonal curved OLED display and AKG 19-speaker audio system set interior technology benchmarks.
• Towing: 5,000 pounds — adequate for light trailers and boats but not heavy haulers.
• Pricing: ~$78,000 (standard AWD) to ~$90,000+ (Performance AWD).
• Main competitors: Rivian R1S (better towing and off-road), Mercedes EQS SUV (higher price, similar luxury), Kia EV9 (lower price, faster charging), BMW iX (no third row).

Sources and Further Reading

1. Cadillac Official 2026 Vistiq Press Kit, General Motors, January 2026 — media.cadillac.com
2. GM Ultium Platform Technical Overview, General Motors Engineering, 2025
3. Electrify America Charging Network Coverage Map — electrifyamerica.com
4. US DOE Fuel Economy Guide and EV Tax Credit Information — fueleconomy.gov and irs.gov
5. Inflation Reduction Act EV Incentive Eligibility Requirements — irs.gov/credits-deductions/clean-vehicle-tax-credits

About This Guide

This article was researched using Cadillac and General Motors’ official press materials, GM Ultium platform technical documentation, Electrify America charging network data, and automotive media pre-production reviews from Car and Driver, Motor Trend, and Edmunds. All pricing is approximate and market-dependent. Range figures are a combination of GM estimates and real-world projections based on comparable Ultium platform vehicles. Confirm all specifications, pricing, and incentive eligibility with your local Cadillac dealer before purchase.

Ready to take the next step? Compare the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq against the Lyriq and Escalade IQ in our full Cadillac EV lineup guide, calculate your charging cost savings, or schedule a test drive at your nearest Cadillac dealership. Seeing — and sitting in — the Vistiq is the fastest way to understand what sets it apart.