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

The Vistiq is Cadillac's three-row electric SUV, aimed at buyers who want a luxury family SUV with a third row and no gas engine. For 2027 the lineup has four trims.

The prices on this page include destination, so the trim comparison is straightforward and you should not add a freight charge on top.

The 2027 Vistiq AWD Luxury is the entry point at $79,495. The AWD Sport follows at $79,995. Above those, the AWD Premium Luxury is $93,995, and the AWD Platinum, the top trim, is $98,595.

All of these come from MotorTrend. The pricing gap is small between Luxury and Sport and much larger between Sport and Premium Luxury, so the middle of the lineup is where the biggest step in equipment and cost sits.

Cadillac nudged prices up for the new model year. The 2026 numbers, also with destination included, were:

The 2026 Luxury was $79,390, compared with $79,495 for 2027. The 2026 Sport was $79,890, against $79,995. The 2026 Premium Luxury was $93,890, compared with $93,995, and the 2026 Platinum was $98,490, against $98,595.

A leftover 2026 Vistiq may cost a little less than the 2027 equivalent, but check the model year on the window sticker, and compare the equipment before assuming it is the same vehicle.

Think in terms of tiers:

• Luxury and Sport. Close in price, so the choice is mostly about styling and the equipment you want. Compare them in person.
• Premium Luxury. A clear step up in cost. Ask the dealer what the added money buys.
• Platinum. The top trim, for buyers who want the most complete version.

Do not decide from the price alone. Build each trim on Cadillac's site and compare the standard equipment line by line.

• Trim. The four trims are priced in separate tiers.
• Model year. 2026 and 2027 prices differ slightly.
• Options and packages. These add to the published figure. Build the exact vehicle online.
• Dealer pricing. A dealer may discount or add to the sticker depending on supply.
• Home charging. A home charger is a separate expense based on your wiring.
• Taxes and registration. These depend on your state and are not in the vehicle price.

Ask for an itemized out-the-door quote with the vehicle price, documentation fees, taxes, and any add-ons on separate lines. Because the published figures here include destination, a quote that shows a separate destination line may be starting from a different base. Ask the dealer to explain it so you compare like with like.

• Charging. Home charging is generally cheaper per mile than public fast charging. Installation depends on your electrical setup.
• Insurance. Luxury electric SUVs can cost more to insure. Get quotes before you buy.
• Tires. Larger wheels cost more to replace.
• Maintenance. Ask the dealer what the warranty covers and what service is recommended.
• Depreciation. Resale value of luxury electric vehicles can vary a lot, so think about how long you will keep it.

Payments depend on credit, term, down payment, and rate. Cadillac may advertise lease or finance offers, and they change often. Compare them with a bank or credit union quote. For advice about your finances, consult a licensed financial professional.

Use Cadillac's website to build a Vistiq, then ask a local dealer for a written quote.