2027 Cadillac OPTIQ Research Hub in Austin

YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE 2027 CADILLAC OPTIQ

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ABOUT THE 2027 CADILLAC OPTIQ

The OPTIQ is Cadillac’s compact all-electric SUV and the least expensive way into a Cadillac EV SUV, running from $50,900 for the Luxury to $67,500 for the OPTIQ-V before a $1,795 destination charge. Five trims sit across two styling paths, driven by a single rear motor making 315 horsepower, an available dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup at 440, or the V-Series’ 519. Every one of them carries the 33-inch Horizon Display, a 19-speaker AKG Studio audio system and hands-free Super Cruise as standard, and every one plugs into a Tesla Supercharger through a native NACS port without an adapter. Around Austin it is rated at up to 317 miles, which covers a Hill Country weekend without arithmetic.

For 2027 the lineup carries over: same trims, same powertrains, same 85 kWh battery, same 1,500-pound tow rating, with a new exterior colour and a design edition replacing last year’s launch edition. The two Premium trims add ventilated and massaging front seats, a Head-Up Display and choreographed lighting for roughly $2,200 to $2,300, and the whole range is upholstered in Inteluxe leatherette rather than leather. The figure worth knowing before you order: on the OPTIQ-V alone, the faster 19.2 kW charging package costs 28 miles of rated range.

Start here: if you are choosing between trims, go to every OPTIQ trim compared; if range or home charging is the question, go to range and charging; if you are weighing the OPTIQ against a bigger Cadillac, go to OPTIQ vs LYRIQ. If you already know what you want, see what is in stock.