Cadillac has revealed the CELESTIQ Night Test, a one-of-one commission built around the idea of preparation done away from an audience — the hours of unseen practice that precede any world-class performance.
The car is finished in a high-gloss Caspia Tricoat Metallic exterior paired with dark-finish 23-inch reverse rims accented in Jade, and a Jade-finish lighting bezel that diffuses rather than reflects light around the headlamps, giving the car a deliberately understated presence.
An Interior Built Like a Precision Instrument
Inside, high-contrast Backen Black and Sheer Gray leather combines with carbon-fiber accents and brushed-metal detailing for a cabin Cadillac describes as feeling more like a finely tuned instrument than a traditional luxury interior.
Hand-Built as a Singular Vehicle
Like every CELESTIQ, the Night Test was hand-assembled at the Cadillac Artisan Center in Warren, Michigan, from an individually selected set of colors, materials and finishes — a one-off example of how the bespoke program lets a single creative vision guide every detail of the car.
The CELESTIQ Night Test will make its public debut at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week.