Cadillac Optiq Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Optiq is Cadillac's compact electric SUV. Two model years are in play right now. The 2026 lineup has five trims, and the 2027 lineup has been announced for only some of them. Reading the two together tells you whether prices moved.

Only three 2027 trims are listed, all with destination included, per MotorTrend:

• Premium Luxury at $54,995.
• Premium Sport at $55,495.
• OPTIQ-V at $69,295.

The lower Luxury and Sport trims are absent from the 2027 listing, so the cheapest 2027 Optiq published so far is the Premium Luxury.

The five 2026 trims, destination included:

• Luxury at $51,790.
• Sport at $52,395.
• Premium Luxury at $54,895.
• Premium Sport at $55,395.
• OPTIQ-V at $69,095.

Where a trim appears in both years, you can compare directly. The Premium Luxury goes from $54,895 to $54,995. The Premium Sport goes from $55,395 to $55,495. The OPTIQ-V goes from $69,095 to $69,295. Each rises, and the increases are small compared with the sticker.

Cadillac pairs a style direction with an equipment level. Luxury and Sport are the two styling directions, and Premium marks a higher equipment level in each. OPTIQ-V is the performance-focused version at the top. Ask your dealer for the feature list of any trim, because the name alone does not show what is included.

If you want the lowest entry price, the 2026 Luxury at $51,790 is the least expensive trim on this page. Because the base trims are not in the 2027 listing, leftover 2026 inventory may be the way to get one. Availability and any incentives depend on your area, so check with dealers.

• Sales tax, title and registration.
• Dealer documentation fees.
• Home charging equipment and installation, which vary with your electrical setup.
• Insurance, which depends on trim and location.
• Any federal or state EV incentives, which have eligibility rules that change. Consult a tax professional.

Ask for the out-the-door price. Compare quotes from more than one dealer. If you are considering a 2026 and a 2027, request both prices in writing and ask what has changed besides the price. Test drive the Premium and non-Premium versions back to back to see whether the extra equipment is worth the step up.

The Luxury and Sport trims are priced close together, so the choice is mostly about look and feel. Sit in both and compare the interior finishes, the seats and the exterior details. Because the price gap is small in the 2026 lineup, pick the one you prefer to look at every day.

The OPTIQ-V costs well over the Premium trims, and the difference is large. If you want the performance version, drive it and compare it with a Premium Sport on the same road. The premium makes sense for buyers who will use the extra performance, and less sense for those who will not.

Luxury brands sometimes have less room to negotiate on popular trims, but incentives and leftover 2026 inventory can create room. Ask for the price of both model years, check whether any manufacturer incentives apply, and get offers from more than one dealer. Compare the totals line by line.

Every price on this page includes destination, which lets you compare trims without adding anything. A dealer's advertised price may leave it out, so when you see a lower number online, check whether it is a base price. The window sticker lists the destination charge separately, and you can use it to confirm the total.