Video Summary
The car, the Cadillac Escalade IQ, is the biggest and heaviest vehicle the reviewer has ever tested. It boasts a 205-kilowatt-hour battery, offering over 465 miles of range and utilizes an 800-volt architecture with 350-kilowatt peak charging.It’s a dual-motor all-wheel drive vehicle, which goes from 0 to 60 in 4.7 seconds in Max Velocity mode, with 750 horsepower.
The vehicle costs approximately $130,000, though this particular model is priced at $162,705.
The car has a front trunk and features four-wheel steering, which helps its large size to pivot at different axels for easier mobility. It has good cabin isolation, which is a great benefit of this three-row SUV.
The car has power folding third row seats and a sliding cargo net in the front trunk. It offers a great deal of trunk space, even with the third-row seats up. It has great suspension with active air, and lowers to allow easy entrance.
The doors open automatically and features automatic door sensors that prevent a collision with cars parked next to it. The doors have soft-closing features. The rear-view mirror includes a camera. There is a lane assist setting.
The right-side mirror has a larger blind spot, but turns on the in-dash camera when you use the turn signal.
The car has a 52-inch set of displays, providing information and Google services, such as the Google Play Store, Google Maps, Spotify, Waze, Amazon Music, etc. A third screen is included for the front passenger. It does not have Car Play. Music can only play on headphones in passenger mode. Piano black trim gets smudged easily. Massaging heated seats add to the luxury and comfort of the ride.
Certain vehicles are perfect for electric conversion, like SUVs, and the Escalade IQ is the best Escalade ever.
