This Cadillac Celestiq concept is the Cadillac of the future

  • The Cadillac Celestiq looks like it came from the future
  • It will define what you think a Cadillac should be
  • The wood-paneled interior is completely customizable

Published on Jan 18, 2024 at 11:35 AM (UTC-5)
by Tom Wood

Last updated on Jan 18, 2024 at 11:35 AM (UTC-5)
Edited by Adam Gray

This Cadillac Celestiq concept is the Cadillac of the future
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The Cadillac Celestiq concept car is here to reimagine everything you think about Cadillac.

Sure, it’s still big – over 18 feet (5.48 meters) long – and still boasts all of the features and looks you’d expect from a Caddy, but it’s also fully electric.

The entire interior at the front of the car has been built from customizable wood panels, and the rims are 23 inch, which will keep the rappers happy.

Of course, it will still pack a fair bit of power, too.

It’s the Cadillac of the future, and it is set to become a reality.

It looks seriously cool, and it’ll set you back around $300,000 when it comes out.

But, if you want a car with a futuristic vision of the classic Cadillac, this is the one for you.

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Tom started his journalism career at LADbible soon after completing a Masters degree at the University of Salford. Since then, he’s covered a bit of everything at a number of international titles – sport, celebrity, cars, and world news - before becoming Lead Editor at Supercar Blondie.