Cadillac Unveils Celestiq Night Test at Monterey Car Week
The Cadillac Celestiq Night Test is a unique, low-key version of the luxury car, featuring a darkened exterior and interior.
## Exclusive Celestiq Night Test Unveiled at Monterey Car Week The Cadillac Celestiq Night Test is an exclusive, one-of-a-kind version of the luxury car that has been unveiled at the Monterey Car Week. The Celestiq Night Test boasts a more subdued appearance compared to the standard model, with a focus on darkened exterior and interior elements. The exterior of the Celestiq Night Test features a Caspia Tricoat Metallic paint job in a dark blue, metallic finish. The front of the car is accentuated by a mold of illumination with a Jade finish surrounding the headlights. According to Cadillac, the dark finish is designed to diffuse light rather than reflect it. The overall look is complemented by 23-inch wheels with a darkened finish. Inside, the Celestiq Night Test maintains a monochromatic theme, combining black leather and light gray accents. Details in carbon fiber and brushed metal add contrast without making the interior look too flashy. ## Hand-Built Luxury Like all Celestiq models, the Celestiq Night Test is hand-built at the company's technical center in Warren, Michigan. The Night Test is designed to showcase the potential of Cadillac's personalization process. Under the hood, the Celestiq Night Test remains unchanged, retaining the Ultium electric architecture from General Motors. The car features a 111 kW·h battery and two permanent magnet electric motors, which together deliver a combined 655 horsepower and 89.2 m·kgf of torque. The car also features all-wheel drive. With the Velocity Max mode activated, the Celestiq Night Test can reportedly accelerate from 0-96 km/h in just 3.7 seconds. The estimated range of the car is 488 kilometers on a single charge. ## Exclusive Display at The Quail The Celestiq Night Test will be on display at The Quail during the Monterey Car Week. However, the price of the personalization package for the Night Test has not been disclosed by Cadillac. The standard Celestiq has an initial price of $400,000, and with the numerous personalization options available, the price can reach much higher values.
