2026 New Cadillac VISTIQ
Electric Range
461 km (WLTP)
Battery Capacity
91 kWh
DC Fast Charging
130 kW
Power
459 kW
Factory options for this model
The Cadillac VISTIQ is a three-row electric luxury SUV for Australian families who need genuine six-seat practicality without stepping away from premium EV performance and technology. Positioned above the LYRIQ, the 2026 VISTIQ combines standard dual-motor all-wheel drive with Cadillac-estimated outputs of 459 kW and 880 Nm, a 91 kWh battery and an estimated 461 km driving range, while its second-row captain’s chairs, 430-litre cargo area behind the third row and up to 2,271 litres behind the front seats make it far more family-focused than many high-performance electric SUVs. Australian buyers also get a technology-rich cabin built around a 33-inch advanced LED display, a 23-speaker AKG Studio audio system, Google built-in compatibility and connected services, while Air Ride Adaptive Suspension and active rear steering are designed to make this large SUV more composed and manageable on the road. For buyers comparing premium three-row EVs in Australia, the VISTIQ’s strongest value is its combination of serious performance, six-seat comfort, substantial cargo flexibility and a distinctly Cadillac approach to modern electric luxury.
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The Australian Cadillac VISTIQ seats up to six people across three rows, with second-row captain’s chairs rather than a three-seat bench.
Cadillac quotes an estimated 461 km of range on a full charge for the Australian VISTIQ. Actual range varies with temperature, speed, terrain, load and driving style.
The standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system produces a Cadillac-estimated 459 kW and 880 Nm in Velocity Max, with a quoted 0–100 km/h time of 4.2 seconds.
The Australian VISTIQ uses a 91 kWh lithium-ion battery with GM’s dedicated electric-vehicle battery technology.
The VISTIQ supports up to 22.1 kW AC charging and up to 130 kW DC fast charging. Cadillac quotes up to 104 km of added range in about 10 minutes on a suitable DC charger.
Cadillac lists 430 litres behind the third row, 1,218 litres behind the second row and up to 2,271 litres behind the front row with the rear seats folded.
Highlights include a 33-inch advanced LED display, Google built-in compatibility, wireless smartphone integration, Cadillac Connected Services and a 23-speaker AKG Studio audio system.
Cadillac Australia shows Stellar Black Metallic, Argent Silver Metallic with Black Painted Roof, Radiant Red Tintcoat with Black Roof and Polar White Tricoat with Black Roof for the local Platinum model.
Common questions about the Cadillac VISTIQ
$116,000
(Drive Away Price)The Cadillac VISTIQ expands Cadillac Australia’s electric range into the three-row luxury SUV market, giving larger families a factory-built right-hand-drive EV with six seats, strong performance and a substantial amount…
The Cadillac VISTIQ expands Cadillac Australia’s electric range into the three-row luxury SUV market, giving larger families a factory-built right-hand-drive EV with six seats, strong performance and a substantial amount of cabin and luggage space. It sits above the LYRIQ and OPTIQ in the local line-up and is aimed at buyers who need the versatility of three seating rows without giving up the quietness, immediate response and technology of a modern battery-electric vehicle. Cadillac’s Australian specification centres on the Platinum trim, with second-row captain’s chairs creating a more premium six-passenger layout and easier access to the third row.
Performance is unusually strong for a family-focused SUV of this size. The standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system produces a Cadillac-estimated 459 kW and 880 Nm in its maximum-performance setting, and the brand quotes 0–100 km/h in 4.2 seconds using Velocity Max. A 91 kWh lithium-ion battery supports an estimated 461 km driving range, while combined energy consumption is listed at 22 kWh/100 km. These figures place the VISTIQ firmly in performance-EV territory, yet its chassis technology is designed to keep comfort at the centre of the experience.
Air Ride Adaptive Suspension with chassis damping control helps balance body control with ride comfort, while active rear steering is particularly valuable in a vehicle measuring 5,233 mm long and riding on a 3,094 mm wheelbase. Brembo performance front brakes provide additional stopping capability, and regenerative braking includes One-Pedal Driving and Regen on Demand. Drivers can also choose modes including Tour, Snow/Ice, Sport and MyMode, allowing the vehicle’s responses to be adjusted for different conditions and preferences.
Charging is designed around Australian EV infrastructure. The VISTIQ uses a CCS2 connection and supports AC charging at up to 22.1 kW, with Cadillac quoting up to 95 km of added range in around an hour at that rate. DC charging peaks at 130 kW, with up to 104 km of range quoted in about 10 minutes under suitable conditions. A portable Mode 2 10A charging cable is included, which gives owners a basic charging option from a compatible household outlet when faster charging is unavailable.
Space is one of the VISTIQ’s defining advantages. With all three rows in use, Cadillac lists 430 litres of cargo capacity behind the third row. Folding the third row increases capacity to 1,218 litres behind the second row, while maximum space behind the front seats reaches 2,271 litres. The six-seat configuration uses individual second-row captain’s chairs, and the panoramic roof arrangement helps bring natural light through the cabin. Four-zone climate control further supports family touring by allowing occupants in different areas to tailor their comfort.
Technology and luxury equipment are equally prominent. A 33-inch diagonal advanced LED display groups driving and infotainment information across the dashboard, while Google built-in compatibility, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and Cadillac Connected Services support navigation, media and remote vehicle functions. The 23-speaker AKG Studio audio system offers Dolby Atmos capability, and the cabin includes extensive ambient lighting, premium trim and heated, ventilated and massaging seating. Safety and assistance technology includes adaptive cruise control, blind-zone steering assistance, lane support, enhanced automatic emergency braking, rear cross-traffic and reverse braking functions, surround-view cameras, night vision and seven airbags.
For Australian buyers, the VISTIQ’s main strengths are clear: genuine three-row EV packaging, powerful standard AWD, a highly equipped luxury cabin and useful cargo capacity. The trade-offs are its large exterior dimensions, substantial price and a DC charging rate that is not among the fastest in the premium EV market. Buyers who can accommodate its size, however, will find a rare combination of six-seat practicality, performance and Cadillac character in an all-electric format.
Battery Capacity
91 kWh
Electric Range
461 km (WLTP)
DC Fast Charging
130 kW
Power
459 kW
0–100 km/h
4.2 Sec
Boot Space Seats Folded
2271 L
Boot Space
430 L
Drivetrain
AWD
Body type
SUV
Seating Capacity
6
Wheels
22 Inch
Ac Charging Power Kw
22.1
Ac Connector Type
Type-2
Adjustable Regenerative Braking
Yes
Battery Architecture V
400
The Cadillac VISTIQ expands Cadillac Australia’s electric range into the three-row luxury SUV market, giving larger families a factory-built right-hand-drive EV with six seats, strong performance and a substantial amount of cabin and luggage space. It sits above the LYRIQ and OPTIQ in the local line-up and is aimed at buyers who need the versatility of three seating rows without giving up the quietness, immediate response and technology of a modern battery-electric vehicle. Cadillac’s Australian specification centres on the Platinum trim, with second-row captain’s chairs creating a more premium six-passenger layout and easier access to the third row.
Performance is unusually strong for a family-focused SUV of this size. The standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system produces a Cadillac-estimated 459 kW and 880 Nm in its maximum-performance setting, and the brand quotes 0–100 km/h in 4.2 seconds using Velocity Max. A 91 kWh lithium-ion battery supports an estimated 461 km driving range, while combined energy consumption is listed at 22 kWh/100 km. These figures place the VISTIQ firmly in performance-EV territory, yet its chassis technology is designed to keep comfort at the centre of the experience.
Air Ride Adaptive Suspension with chassis damping control helps balance body control with ride comfort, while active rear steering is particularly valuable in a vehicle measuring 5,233 mm long and riding on a 3,094 mm wheelbase. Brembo performance front brakes provide additional stopping capability, and regenerative braking includes One-Pedal Driving and Regen on Demand. Drivers can also choose modes including Tour, Snow/Ice, Sport and MyMode, allowing the vehicle’s responses to be adjusted for different conditions and preferences.
Charging is designed around Australian EV infrastructure. The VISTIQ uses a CCS2 connection and supports AC charging at up to 22.1 kW, with Cadillac quoting up to 95 km of added range in around an hour at that rate. DC charging peaks at 130 kW, with up to 104 km of range quoted in about 10 minutes under suitable conditions. A portable Mode 2 10A charging cable is included, which gives owners a basic charging option from a compatible household outlet when faster charging is unavailable.
Space is one of the VISTIQ’s defining advantages. With all three rows in use, Cadillac lists 430 litres of cargo capacity behind the third row. Folding the third row increases capacity to 1,218 litres behind the second row, while maximum space behind the front seats reaches 2,271 litres. The six-seat configuration uses individual second-row captain’s chairs, and the panoramic roof arrangement helps bring natural light through the cabin. Four-zone climate control further supports family touring by allowing occupants in different areas to tailor their comfort.
Technology and luxury equipment are equally prominent. A 33-inch diagonal advanced LED display groups driving and infotainment information across the dashboard, while Google built-in compatibility, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and Cadillac Connected Services support navigation, media and remote vehicle functions. The 23-speaker AKG Studio audio system offers Dolby Atmos capability, and the cabin includes extensive ambient lighting, premium trim and heated, ventilated and massaging seating. Safety and assistance technology includes adaptive cruise control, blind-zone steering assistance, lane support, enhanced automatic emergency braking, rear cross-traffic and reverse braking functions, surround-view cameras, night vision and seven airbags.
For Australian buyers, the VISTIQ’s main strengths are clear: genuine three-row EV packaging, powerful standard AWD, a highly equipped luxury cabin and useful cargo capacity. The trade-offs are its large exterior dimensions, substantial price and a DC charging rate that is not among the fastest in the premium EV market. Buyers who can accommodate its size, however, will find a rare combination of six-seat practicality, performance and Cadillac character in an all-electric format.
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