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Here is the summary of the video you requested.- The Cadillac Escalade IQ comes in standard and extended sizes, with the standard IQ being larger than its gas counterpart. It is longer, and the IQL is even longer than the Escalade ESV.
- It has an aerodynamic look, a sloped rear roofline, and a raked windshield with a hidden wiper for efficiency, but no kick sensor to open the trunk.
- It has 23.6 cubic feet of space behind the third row of seating and 12.2 cubic feet in the front trunk.
- It features standard second-row captain's chairs with no bench option, offering head and legroom, particularly with the massive panoramic sunroof. But the sunroof doesn’t have a shade, requiring a clip-on accessory.
- It does not have third-row heated seats. Also, passengers can access those third row seats with difficulty.
- The steering and suspension combine to deliver a composed and comfortable ride over bumps, although there is noticeable wind noise.
- Inside, there's a 55-inch OLED display with 8K resolution for the main screen and 4K for another display. There is no phone mirroring using Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.
- With an 800-volt architecture, the car offers 350-kilowatt fast charging; a 205-kilowatt-hour battery supports an estimated 460 miles of range.
- It has 680 horsepower in the standard drive mode but 750 horsepower in V mode.
- Standard features include Magnetic Ride Control and Adaptive Air Suspension. The rear wheel steering is especially appreciated in a SUV this large.
- 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ trims begin at $129,990 for the luxury 1 trim. The Luxury 2 Trim contains features such as four powered side doors, smart trailering package, a 38-speaker sound system, front seat massaging seat, and night vision.
- Its regenerative braking has three levels, and a single, on-demand pedal provides control.
- It is in a class all of its own, and it is still "pretty special" in how its designed.
