Cars & Concepts

Cadillac works to elevate luxury brand with bespoke vehicles, curated experience

Cadillac House — Buyers of the Celestiq, shown, can customize their vehicles at Cadillac House at GM's' Global Technical Center outside Detroit. (LINDSAY VANHULLE)

August 07, 2024 01:59 PM

DETROIT — Two years ago, Cadillac set its sights on returning to being the "standard of the world" when it debuted the ultraluxury Celestiq electric sedan.

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