2027 Cadillac OPTIQ: Trims, Range, and Pricing Guide

November 6th, 2026 by

2027 Cadillac OPTIQ: Trims, Range, and Pricing Guide

The 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ is the right choice for Northern Virginia professionals and families who want a fully electric luxury SUV with up to 317 mi of EV range, 300 hp, and a starting MSRP of $49,995. Rear-wheel drive trims deliver the longest range; all-wheel drive variants add all-weather confidence at a modest premium. The V-Series tops the lineup at 519 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque. Five passengers fit comfortably, and about 26 cu ft of cargo space handles daily family demands with ease.

 

A blue metallic Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV parked on a city street at dusk with illuminated headlights and grille. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

How Much Does the 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ Cost to Own?

 

The 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ starts at $49,995 for the Luxury trim and climbs to $67,500 for the V-Series, giving shoppers a clear nine-step ladder from attainable luxury to high-performance electric. Every trim carries the same $1,795 destination charge. The table below shows the full MSRP spread across all available trims.

 

 

Feature Luxury Luxury AWD Premium Luxury Premium Luxury AWD Premium Sport Premium Sport AWD Sport Sport AWD V-Series
Base MSRP $49,995 $53,495 $53,200 $56,700 $53,700 $57,200 $50,600 $54,100 $67,500
Destination Charge $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795

 

 

A few patterns stand out for shoppers budgeting carefully. Adding all-wheel drive costs roughly $3,500 across most pairing tiers — the Luxury to Luxury AWD step is $3,500, and the Premium Sport to Premium Sport AWD step is $3,500. The Sport trim at $50,600 sits just $605 above the base Luxury, offering a different character at a very similar price. The V-Series represents a significant jump, reflecting its substantially upgraded powertrain.

 

 

For buyers weighing a trade-in as part of their path to ownership, Moore Cadillac Chantilly makes it straightforward to get a current estimate on your existing vehicle before you finalize your budget. Shoppers who prefer to explore pre-owned alternatives can also browse our pre-owned vehicle inventory to see what is available at lower price points.

 

A Style That Matches Your Fair Oaks Professional and Family Lifestyle

 

The 2027 OPTIQ wears a design language that reads as deliberately modern without sacrificing the understated confidence that matters to professionals in Fair Oaks and the surrounding Northern Virginia corridor. The five-door SUV body rides on a 116-inch wheelbase, stretches 189.8 inches in overall length, and stands 64.7 inches tall — proportions that place it squarely in the compact luxury SUV segment without feeling cramped on the outside.

 

 

Flush door handles, a roof spoiler, and full LED lighting across low beam, high beam, daytime running lights, side indicators, rear lights, and brake lights all contribute to a silhouette that looks intentional from every angle. Projector-beam headlights with auto high-beam control and a dusk sensor mean the car adapts to changing light conditions on Northern Virginia’s tree-lined suburban roads without requiring manual adjustments.

 

 

Paint choices include Metallic Paint and Premium Paint options, and a Black Painted Roof is available as a standalone option — a detail that sharpens the OPTIQ’s profile for buyers who want a two-tone contrast look. Interior trim choices on the Luxury tier include Sky Cool Gray Inteluxe and Black Inteluxe synthetic leather; Premium Luxury and above open up Autumn Canyon Perforated Interluxe, Phantom Blue Perforated Interluxe, and Sky Cool Gray Perforated Interluxe, among others.

 

 

If your current vehicle has equity worth capturing before you step up, find out what your trade is worth— it takes only a few minutes and can meaningfully change your monthly picture.

 

Rear view of a dark grey metallic Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV parked on a suburban driveway. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

Power and Efficiency for Commuting Suburbs in the 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ

 

Every OPTIQ trim is a full battery-electric vehicle drawing from an 85 kWh battery pack. The Luxury, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, and Sport trims use a rear-wheel drive configuration with a single rear-mounted AC permanent magnet synchronous motor producing 300 hp and 261 lb-ft of torque. Add the AWD suffix and a second front motor joins the system — same rated output, but now pushing all four wheels simultaneously for added traction on wet suburban roads.

 

 

The V-Series steps up dramatically: 519 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque through all-wheel drive, making it the performance flagship for buyers who want something beyond the standard lineup.

 

 

On efficiency, rear-wheel drive trims are the clear leaders. The Luxury, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, and Sport all return 117 MPGe city / 93 MPGe highway / 105 MPGe combined with an EPA-estimated 317 mi of EV range. Their AWD counterparts return 110 city / 88 highway / 99 combined and 303 mi of range — a trade-off of roughly 14 miles of range for all-season traction. The V-Series rates at 103 city / 81 highway / 92 combined with 278 mi of range.

 

 

DC fast charging supports up to 150 kW, taking the battery from 10% to 80% in approximately 0.54 hours at maximum supplied power — practical for a quick top-up during a lunch break. Level 2 home charging at the standard 11.5 kW onboard rate completes a full 0–100% charge in approximately 8.12 hours overnight. An optional Charging Module 19.2 kW upgrade accelerates Level 2 charging to a 5.8-hour full charge. Ready to get the numbers working in your favor? You can start your financing application online before you visit the showroom.

 

Engine & Performance

 

Powertrain specs by trim

 

 

Trim Horsepower Torque Drivetrain
Luxury 300 hp 261 lb-ft Rear-wheel drive
Luxury AWD 300 hp 261 lb-ft All-wheel drive
Premium Luxury 300 hp 261 lb-ft Rear-wheel drive
Premium Luxury AWD 300 hp 261 lb-ft All-wheel drive
Premium Sport 300 hp 261 lb-ft Rear-wheel drive
Premium Sport AWD 300 hp 261 lb-ft All-wheel drive
Sport 300 hp 261 lb-ft Rear-wheel drive
Sport AWD 300 hp 261 lb-ft All-wheel drive
V-Series 519 hp 650 lb-ft All-wheel drive

 

 

Standard across all trims: Transmission automatic 1-speed

 

Fuel Economy

 

Fuel economy and range by trim

 

 

Trim MPG EV range
Luxury 117 city / 93 hwy / 105 combined 317 mi
Luxury AWD 110 city / 88 hwy / 99 combined 303 mi
Premium Luxury 117 city / 93 hwy / 105 combined 317 mi
Premium Luxury AWD 110 city / 88 hwy / 99 combined 303 mi
Premium Sport 117 city / 93 hwy / 105 combined 317 mi
Premium Sport AWD 110 city / 88 hwy / 99 combined 303 mi
Sport 117 city / 93 hwy / 105 combined 317 mi
Sport AWD 110 city / 88 hwy / 99 combined 303 mi
V-Series 103 city / 81 hwy / 92 combined 278 mi

 

 

Standard across all trims: Battery (kWh) 85

 

Metallic green Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV driving on a winding road surrounded by autumn trees. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

Spacious Cabin Designed for Family Adventures in the 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ

 

At about 26 cu ft of cargo space with all seats in place — expanding to about 57 cu ft with the rear seats folded — the OPTIQ handles the practical demands of active family life without compromise. That rear fold is asymmetrical, so you can carry a longer item on one side while still seating a passenger on the other.

 

 

Interior dimensions confirm there is genuine room for five adults. Front headroom measures 39.6 inches, rear headroom is 38.7 inches, front legroom is 41.6 inches, and rear legroom is 37.8 inches. Shoulder room runs 57 inches up front and 56 inches in the rear — numbers that mean three rear passengers are not squeezed.

 

 

The 2+3 seating configuration uses electrically adjustable front bucket seats for both driver and passenger. The driver’s seat includes 6-way power adjustment with memory for height, reach, recline, and tilt. The passenger seat is also 6-way power adjustable. On Premium Luxury and above, both front seats add heated and ventilated functions, and the rear bench gains heating as well. Rear seats recline manually and fold flat to the floor for maximum cargo flexibility.

 

 

Interior trim across all trims includes synthetic leather upholstery (Inteluxe on Luxury-tier trims, Perforated Interluxe on Premium Luxury and above), woodgrain accents on the doors and center console, synthetic leather on the instrument panel, and illuminated alloy door sill protectors. A panoramic roof with an electric sunshade brings natural light into the cabin without heat intrusion.

 

 

USB charging ports number 3 in front and 2 in the rear, a wireless charging pad is standard, and a main power supply outlet is included — practical details that matter when the whole family is in the car. If you are planning to add accessories or genuine Cadillac parts to personalize your OPTIQ, reach out to our parts team for availability and guidance.

 

Interior view of a luxury modern car with light grey leather seats, a digital dashboard, and autumn trees visible outside. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

Seamless Tech for Navigating Work and Play Balance with the 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ

 

The OPTIQ’s technology suite centers on a 33-inch curved touchscreen display that spans from the driver’s instrument cluster across to the center infotainment zone — a single sweeping panel that integrates navigation, media, and vehicle controls without the visual clutter of separate screens. The instrument cluster is a reconfigurable TFT display, and Premium Luxury and Sport trims and above add a head-up display projected onto the windscreen.

 

 

Navigation is standard across all trims, with internet-based data feed, satellite view, live traffic information, and EV intelligent route planning built in. Traffic information and map updates are each covered for 96 months— eight years of current data without a subscription renewal. The system connects via embedded SIM card and includes a 3-month Wi-Fi hotspot subscription.

 

 

OnStar and Cadillac Connected Services come standard, with telematics coverage for 96 months. Remote services — including lock/unlock, vehicle start, find my car, send destination to car, remote seat heating control, location sharing, theft alert, and driving history — are included for 36 months. Remote battery management, including battery status checking, is also covered for 36 months, so you can confirm your charge level from anywhere before heading out.

 

 

The AKG-branded audio system delivers sound through 19 speakers including a subwoofer and surround sound processing — a meaningful upgrade over typical automotive audio. SiriusXM satellite radio is standard with a 36-month subscription included; a 3 Years SiriusXM option is available to extend coverage. Bluetooth, Google Assistant voice activation, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, and steering wheel-mounted audio controls round out the connectivity picture.

 

 

Over-the-air software updates keep the system current without a dealer visit, and the OPTIQ supports multiple user profiles so each family member’s preferences are preserved across seat position, display layout, and climate settings.

 

Confidence on the Road Through Northern Virginia’s Bustling Neighborhoods with 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ Safety Systems

 

The OPTIQ’s standard advanced driver-assistance systems address the specific demands of suburban driving — merging onto busy arterials, navigating parking lots, and managing stop-and-go traffic on congested commuter routes.

 

 

Super Cruise™ is standard across all trims. This hands-free highway driving system uses a combination of adaptive cruise control linked to mapping data, GPS, and a driver attention monitor to enable true hands-free operation on compatible divided highways. The system includes stop-and-go function, corner reaction linked to mapping, and semi-automatic lane change activation via switch — capabilities that make longer highway segments genuinely less fatiguing.

 

 

Forward Collision Alert monitors the road ahead and activates as early as 5 mph, providing visual and acoustic warnings before applying automatic emergency braking. The system brakes at low speed in both front and rear directions and activates the hazard lights automatically when a hard stop is detected.

 

 

Blind Zone Steering Assist monitors the adjacent lanes and actively applies corrective steering input if you begin to drift toward a vehicle in your blind zone — not just an alert, but an active intervention. Front and rear cross-traffic collision avoidance uses radar and camera fusion to warn of crossing traffic at intersections and in parking lots, with braking included in the rear system.

 

 

HD Surround Vision provides a 3D-enhanced 360-degree camera view using front, rear, and side cameras — the system is named on both the front and rear parking distance displays. Automatic parking assistance supports full auto park, perpendicular parking, and exit maneuvers. A Pedestrian Audio Warning System alerts people outside the vehicle at low speeds when the near-silent electric drivetrain might otherwise go unheard.

 

 

The airbag system comprises 8 airbags total, including front airbags for driver and passenger, front side airbags, front-and-rear side curtain airbags, and driver and passenger knee airbags. Front seat belts include pre-tensioners and height adjustment. All rear positions use 3-point belts with pre-tensioners. ISOFIX child seat anchors are standard. The OPTIQ is classified at SAE Level 2 partial automation — the highest level that still keeps the driver responsible for monitoring the environment.

 

Close-up of a metallic gray Cadillac Lyriq EV front grille and vertical headlights illuminated at dusk. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

Comprehensive Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Plans for 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ Owners

 

The 2027 OPTIQ carries a 4-year / 50,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty covering the whole vehicle, matched by a 4-year / 50,000-mile anti-corrosion warranty. The battery and electric drive system are covered separately under an 8-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty and an 8-year / 100,000-mile electric systems warranty — both substantially longer than the base vehicle coverage, reflecting Cadillac’s confidence in the long-term durability of the 85 kWh pack.

 

 

Roadside assistance extends to 72 months / 70,000 miles, giving owners six years of coverage that outlasts the basic warranty by two full years. A first-year full-service period is also included. For buyers considering a certified pre-owned path to the OPTIQ lineup, our certified pre-owned inventory carries its own manufacturer-backed protection.

 

 

At Moore Cadillac Chantilly, our service team works around the schedules of busy professionals and families. Genuine Cadillac parts, trained technicians, and priority scheduling mean your OPTIQ is maintained to the standards that preserve both its warranty and its long-term value. When your first service interval arrives, book your service appointment online at a time that works for your week — not ours.

 

Awards and Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ’s Excellence

 

The OPTIQ enters 2027 as an established model in Cadillac’s all-electric lineup, building on the foundation that launched the nameplate and refining it with updated specifications and expanded trim options. The lineup’s breadth — nine distinct configurations spanning rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, luxury-oriented, sport-oriented, and high-performance V-Series variants — reflects Cadillac’s commitment to giving buyers a genuinely differentiated choice rather than a single-spec electric SUV.

 

 

The OPTIQ competes directly against rivals including the BMW iX3, the Mercedes-Benz EQB, and the Genesis GV70 Electrified. In that company, the OPTIQ’s standard Super Cruise hands-free driving system is a meaningful differentiator — none of those competitors offer a comparable system as standard equipment across the full lineup. The 317-mile range on rear-wheel drive trims also positions the OPTIQ favorably against segment benchmarks.

 

 

Press coverage has consistently noted the OPTIQ’s interior quality and technology integration as highlights. The 33-inch curved display, AKG 19-speaker audio, and standard Super Cruise create a cabin experience that reviewers associate with vehicles priced above the OPTIQ’s entry point. For buyers cross-shopping on technology alone, the OPTIQ regularly earns recognition as among the most feature-complete options in its price band.

 

 

Moore Cadillac Chantilly carries the full OPTIQ lineup and can walk you through the real-world differences between trim levels in person, with vehicles available for extended test drives.

 

Metallic blue Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV parked on a quiet residential street lined with autumn foliage. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

Frequently Asked Questions from 2027 Cadillac OPTIQ Buyers

 

Yes, range varies by drivetrain. Rear-wheel drive trims — Luxury, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, and Sport — are EPA-rated at 317 mi. All-wheel drive versions of those same trims rate at 303 mi. The V-Series AWD comes in at 278 mi. All trims share the same 85 kWh battery pack; the range difference comes from the added energy demand of the second front motor in AWD configurations. For most daily commutes in the Chantilly and Fairfax County area, even the shortest-range trim covers well over a week of driving between charges.

 

 

Super Cruise is standard across every trim in the 2027 OPTIQ lineup — Luxury, Luxury AWD, Premium Luxury, Premium Luxury AWD, Premium Sport, Premium Sport AWD, Sport, Sport AWD, and V-Series all include it. The system includes stop-and-go function, adaptive cruise control linked to mapping with corner reaction, and semi-automatic lane change. It is not a package upgrade; it comes on the base Luxury at $49,995.

 

 

At a DC fast charger, the OPTIQ accepts up to 150 kW, taking the battery from 10% to 80% in approximately 0.54 hours. On a Level 2 home charger at the standard 11.5 kW onboard rate, a full 0–100% charge takes approximately 8.12 hours. An optional Charging Module 19.2kW upgrade increases the onboard AC charging rate to 19.2 kW, completing a full charge in approximately 5.8 hours. Level 1 charging at 120V / 20A is also supported for occasional use.

 

 

The 2027 OPTIQ is rated to tow up to 1,500 lbs across all trims. A dealer-installed Trailer Hitch and Trailer Hitch Trim Bezel are available as standalone options, and the system includes trailer hitch assist and a 360-camera extension for trailer coupling. This capacity is suited to small utility trailers, bike carriers, and lightweight recreational equipment.

 

 

Moore Cadillac Chantilly is located at 25450 Pleasant Valley Rd, Chantilly, VA 20152. You can browse our current new OPTIQ inventory online to check availability and configurations, or call us at (703) 939-9351 to speak with a product specialist who can walk through trim differences, available options, and current delivery timelines before you make the drive in.

 

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