1. Body Style and size segment (including dimensions) The Vistiq is a three-row luxury SUV with seating for up to seven passengers, positioning it in the mid-to-large-size SUV segment.

• Length: 205.6 inches (5,222 mm)

• Wheelbase: 121.8 inches (3,094 mm)

2. Platform architecture including voltage plus Range & Efficiency It is built on General Motors’ Ultium EV platform, featuring a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive powertrain.

• Battery: 102 kWh (estimated)

• Voltage: Ultium platform generally supports 400-volt architecture.

• Range: Cadillac-estimated up to 305 miles (491 km) on a full charge.

• DC Fast Charging: Can add approximately 80 miles of range in just 10 minutes at a public DC fast-charging station.

3. Technical capabilities (e.g. driver Assistance features) Key technical features include up to 615 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 3.7 seconds with Velocity Max mode. Driver assistance includes standard Super Cruise hands-free driving technology (with a subscription), Adaptive Cruise Control, and an available Augmented Reality Head-Up Display.

4. Quality of the interior, the Storage capacity (Front & Rear) The cabin features a premium design with a sweeping 33-inch curved advanced LED display, and premium materials. Comfort is prioritized with available heating, ventilation, and massage for the front seats.

• Max Cargo Capacity (Behind 1st Row): 80.2 cu ft

• Cargo Capacity (Behind 3rd Row): 15.2 cu ft

• Front Storage: It does not feature a large, functional front trunk (frunk).

5. App functionality The infotainment system features Google Built-in compatibility, allowing access to Google Maps, Google Assistant for voice commands, and Google Play for various applications. It also supports the MyCadillac mobile app for remote features and charging management. Note: It does not support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

6. 3 pros and 3 cons of having this car

• Pros: 1. Class-competitive all-electric range (305 miles). 2. Standard hands-free Super Cruise driver assistance. 3. Quick acceleration and high horsepower.

• Cons: 1. Lack of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto support. 2. No dedicated front trunk (frunk). 3. Ride quality may be firmer than some luxury rivals.

7. Overall summary, a short paragraph about this car compared to its competitors The Vistiq is Cadillac’s answer to the growing three-row electric luxury SUV segment, directly challenging rivals like the Volvo EX90 and the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV. Compared to its competitors, the Vistiq offers a distinct, Americanized luxury aesthetic, superior standard audio quality (23-speaker AKG system), and a more spacious second and third row than many rivals.

However, its exclusion of widely-used smartphone integration like Apple CarPlay may be a competitive disadvantage for some buyers.