Cadillac Reveals Fourth Entry In EV Portfolio

Optiq will act as the entry point for Cadillac’s EV lineup in North America.

Cadillac confirmed the fourth vehicle to join its expanding global electric vehicle (EV) portfolio: The Optiq. Optiq will act as the entry point for Cadillac’s EV lineup in North America, slotting in below Lyriq, a luxury compact SUV, Cadillac said. Optiq’s “spirited driving dynamics” are designed to appeal to global luxury customers, the company says.  Additional details, as well as available features and pricing, will be unveiled next year.

For information, visit Cadillac.com.

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