2027 Cadillac Vistiq: What Changed, What Stayed, and What to Know

Walworth County families who want an electric three-row SUV will find a native NACS charge port, new colors, and roughly 300 miles of range on the 2027 Cadillac Vistiq, and Kunes Chevrolet Cadillac of Delavan can walk you through the lineup.

The Vistiq is entering its second model year, so 2027 is a refinement year, with updates to charging, styling, and a new trailering package. Kunes Chevrolet Cadillac of Delavan can walk you through the lineup, and this guide covers what changed, what stayed the same, and which trim fits your family.

The headline change is the charge port. The 2027 Vistiq uses a native NACS (SAE J3400) port in place of the CCS1 port on the 2026 model, which gives it direct access to Tesla Superchargers, and a CCS1 adapter covers other public fast chargers. GM Authority reports the switch does not change charging speeds, and Cadillac now offers new adapter packages for owners who want to use CCS1 or J1772 equipment.

Styling gets a light touch. Cadillac removed the Mondrian graphics from the rear quarter windows and dropped its torque-rating number badges, which gives the exterior a cleaner look. The Sport and Platinum get a gloss-black grille above the lower grille panel, and Premium Luxury models gain contrasting black-and-white interior stitching. The wheel lineup shrinks from nine choices to seven, and Cadillac added new paint colors and a new interior color.

A new factory trailering package adds a removable trailer hitch, bezel, and receiver plug, and a dealer summary of Cadillac's 2027 information lists a tow rating of up to 5,000 pounds with it.

Every Vistiq still rides on GM's BEV3 platform with a dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain and a 102-kWh battery. Published range figures sit at roughly 300 miles, and some listings cite an EPA estimate of 305 miles. Cadillac rates the system at up to 615 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque. The Vistiq also keeps its three rows of seating, with seven seats standard and six when you choose second-row captain's chairs.

The lineup has four trims: Luxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, and Platinum. All share the same powertrain and battery, so the differences come down to equipment and style. The Sport adds a bolder look with dark exterior accents, a unique grille, gloss-black details, and distinct wheels.

Premium Luxury adds comfort and technology, including Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, Active Rear Steering, second-row captain's chairs, an Augmented Reality Head-Up Display, Night Vision, and an available 19.2-kW onboard charging module. The Platinum builds on that with unique exterior details and, like the Premium Luxury, offers 23-inch wheels.

Cadillac lists the 2027 Vistiq at a starting MSRP of $77,500, before the destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. The dealer sets the final price. Higher trims and seating and charging options cost more, so ask us for the current price on the Vistiq you want.

The Vistiq pairs its 102-kWh battery with a standard 11.5-kW onboard charger, and an available 19.2-kW onboard charger (offered with the second-row captain's chairs) can add up to roughly 47 miles of range per hour of charging, according to published figures. Public DC fast charging works at NACS stations, including Tesla Superchargers, which GM vehicles have been able to use since September 2024.

Most owners will charge at home overnight. Published listings estimate about seven hours for a full charge on a home charger. Ask us how a NACS port, adapters, and home charging options fit your routine.

Because the Vistiq now has a native NACS port, Cadillac offers adapter packages for owners who also use other chargers. The Charging Essentials Package includes a J1772 AC adapter, a CCS1 DC adapter, and a GM PowerUp 2 NACS charger, and the Level 2 and Fast Charging Adapter Package includes the J1772 AC and CCS1 DC adapters. Ask us which package fits the way you plan to charge.

The Vistiq's cabin is built around technology. Dealer summaries of its equipment list a 23-speaker AKG Studio audio system, seven USB-C ports, two front-row wireless phone charging pads, HD Surround Vision, available 5G Wi-Fi, and Radiance Lighting with 126 LED colors. Higher trims add Night Vision and an Augmented Reality Head-Up Display. Ask us to walk you through the equipment on the trim you want.

Cadillac backs the Vistiq with a 4-year, 50,000-mile bumper-to-bumper limited warranty, and GM covers the high-voltage battery for 8 years or 100,000 miles. Ask us about No Fear.

The Vistiq competes with three-row electric SUVs such as the Kia EV9, Volvo EX90, and Rivian R1S. Its pitch is Cadillac luxury, roughly 300 miles of range, a powerful dual-motor system, and three rows of seating. Compare charging speed, third-row room, and ride in person, since those are where three-row EVs differ most.

The Vistiq is Cadillac's three-row electric SUV, while the Lyriq is a two-row, five-seat SUV built on the same BEV3 platform. Choose the Vistiq if you need seating for six or seven, and the Lyriq if you want a smaller footprint and a lower entry point.

Choose the Luxury for a well-equipped starting point, the Sport for a bolder look, the Premium Luxury for Air Ride suspension, captain's chairs, and Night Vision, and the Platinum for the most upscale presentation. If you tow, ask about the new trailering package, and if you charge at home often, ask about the 19.2-kW onboard charger.

Kunes Chevrolet Cadillac of Delavan can tell you about Vistiq availability and timing. Ask our team what to expect.

Cadillac lists the 2027 Vistiq at a starting MSRP of $77,500, before the destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. The dealer sets the final price.

No. It is the second model year, with a native NACS charge port, styling updates, and a new trailering package.

A native NACS charge port, new paint and interior colors, a streamlined wheel lineup, cleaner badging, and a factory trailering package.

Published figures put the range at roughly 300 miles, and some listings cite an EPA estimate of 305 miles.

Yes. The 2027 Vistiq switched from CCS1 to a native NACS port, and adapters let it use other public chargers.

Cadillac rates the dual-motor all-wheel-drive system at up to 615 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque.

The standard onboard charger is 11.5 kW. An available 19.2-kW charger can add roughly 47 miles of range per hour.

Seven seats, or six when you choose second-row captain's chairs.

A new factory trailering package adds a removable hitch, and a dealer summary of Cadillac's information lists up to 5,000 pounds. Ask us to confirm the rating for the trim you want.

Luxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, and Platinum, all with the same powertrain and battery.

Yes. Kunes Chevrolet Cadillac of Delavan, in nearby Delavan, sells new Cadillac models and can tell you about Vistiq availability.

The 2027 Vistiq has a native NACS port, so it plugs directly into NACS chargers, including Tesla Superchargers. Adapters are available for CCS1 and J1772 chargers.

Kunes Chevrolet Cadillac of Delavan is at 1231 Geneva St, Delavan, WI 53115, an easy drive from Lake Geneva, Janesville, Beloit, Elkhorn, and the northern Illinois suburbs. Stop in to ask about the Vistiq lineup and your trade (a spec sheet cannot tell you how quiet an electric three-row SUV feels). The map below shows the way. We make it EASY!