Cadillac has created a one-of-a-kind Celestiq Night Test electric vehicle
Cadillac has created a one-of-a-kind electric vehicle, the Celestiq Night Test. The car’s public debut is scheduled for The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, as part of Monterey Car Week, according to Motor1.
The Celestiq Night Test features a dark color scheme instead of the bright colors and chrome accents typical of the flagship electric car. The body is painted in Caspia Tricoat Metallic, and a Jade-colored trim element has been added around the headlights. Cadillac noted that the dark finish on this trim piece is designed to diffuse light rather than reflect it.
The car is also equipped with 23-inch dark-colored wheels with Jade accents. The interior features a monochromatic color scheme with Backen Black and Sheer Gray leather. Carbon fiber and brushed metal trim add contrast to the interior.
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The Night Test is not a standard special-edition package available for order at a dealership. It is a custom-built vehicle, hand-assembled at the Artisan Center in Warren, Michigan, where all Celestiq models are manufactured. According to Cadillac, the model showcases the possibilities of customizing vehicles through the Curated By Cadillac program.
The technical specifications of the Celestiq Night Test remain unchanged: the all-wheel-drive dual-motor powertrain delivers 655 k. s. and 646 lb-ft of torque. In Velocity Max mode, the manufacturer claims acceleration to 60 miles per hour in 3.7 seconds.
