Cadillac Launches Most Affordable EV, the 2025 Optiq, Starting at $54,000

Cadillac has announced the 2025 Optiq as its most affordable electric vehicle (EV), starting at $54,000. The two-row SUV is designed to attract younger buyers and features standard dual-motor all-wheel drive, Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance, and native Google apps. The absence of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto may affect consumer reception.

By Andrew J. Hawkins · The Verge · May 29, 2024, 16:00 UTC

Cadillac Launches Most Affordable EV, the 2025 Optiq, Starting at $54,000

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