A Bespoke Cadillac Celestiq Was Just Put Up for Sale

Are you eager to get your hands on a Cadillac Celestiq, but not particularly fussed over what it looks like? Well, do we have the sales listing for you?

An exceedingly rare 2025 example of the automaker’s ultra-luxurious EV has just been put up for sale by Cadillac of Beverly Hills, according to Road & Track. Like all Celestiqs, it’s a bespoke one-off that the original buyer presumably had second thoughts about. And that about-face represents an opportunity for some of the more impatient collectors out there.

Unveiled in 2022, the Celestiq is Cadillac’s attempt to reposition itself at the top of the luxury car world, alongside brands like Rolls-Royce and Bentley. With its dramatic lines and stretched-out proportions, the four-door is unlike anything the brand has released since the Post-War Era. But what really separates the Celestiq from the rest of the automaker’s lineup is the bespoke options, both inside and out, that allow each customer to make their car their own.

But the vehicle’s main selling point has also led to a protracted rollout. It takes time to work with the automaker to design the Celestiq of your dreams, and because of this, the automaker didn’t deliver the first example until earlier this year, nearly three years after it made its debut.

Now, thanks to the Southern California dealership, there’s one Caddy lover who can skip the line entirely. They just have to be okay with an Abalone White Tricoat exterior finish. We have a feeling that color won’t offend many people out there, but the interior might be another story. The cabin, which is still in the delivery wrapping, is covered from floor to headliner in blue and orange leather. Fortunately, not every aspect of the Celestiq can be customized. The headline mechanical feature, a dual-motor powertrain that makes 650 hp and 646 ft lbs of torque, has been left untouched.

Unsurprisingly, the Cadillac of Beverly Hills is asking top dollar for its Celestiq. The dealership’s website lists the four-door at $418,575. That’s in line with the “low-$400K” starting price for a 2026 example of the EV, but it’s important to remember that it’s loaded with bespoke details. The satin white finish is reported to be a $15,900 option alone.

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