Cadillac's New Pure Electric SUV VISTIQ Spied in China, Set to Debut

TapTechNews July 5th news. From yesterday to today, @DeLuLovesDriving and @ElectricVehicleCommuneBeeping have successively released the new car spy photos of Cadillac's all-new large-sized pure electric SUV model VISTIQ in China. It is known that this car is positioned as a three-row pure electric luxury SUV, with a positioning higher than the currently available Riqe, and the undetermined Chinese name is either 'Ruijing' or 'Ruiyi'.

The new car has already made its debut overseas in December last year, positioned between the Riqe (LYRIQ) and the Escalade electric version (ESCALADEIQ). It is the same 'IQ' generation as other models in the pure electric series.

General Motors has previously disclosed that this will be a luxury three-row SUV, which is the third pure electric new car to be added to the Cadillac brand announced in 2023, specifically designed for modern families. Other detailed information of this car, including configuration, parameters and price plans, will be disclosed this year, and TapTechNews will continue to follow up.

Judging from the size, the new car's size is likely to exceed 16.4 feet (about 5 meters), the wheelbase is also expected to exceed 9.8 feet (about 3 meters), and the width is expected to be around 6.6 feet (about 2 meters).

According to TapTechNews' previous report, Cadillac disclosed during last year's Guangzhou Auto Show that there will be three pure electric products launched this year. In addition to the already launched OPTIQ Aoge, the other two are expected to be the electric version of the Escalade and the VISTIQ mentioned today.