How Does the Cadillac OPTIQ Stack Up to the Competition?
How Does the New Cadillac OPTIQ Measure Up Against Its Rivals in Newtown Square?
Cadillac has a long reputation for making refined luxury cars, and their new electric vehicles (EVs) further embellish that standing. The all-new Cadillac OPTIQ has already captivated Chesterbrook, PA drivers with its bold, futuristic exterior, but once they get a chance to drive it, no other luxury EV will do. The new Genesis GV60, Volvo EX40, and Audi Q8 e-tron are also upscale electric vehicles, but they can't match the OPTIQ's overall excellence. At Hill Cadillac in Newtown Square, our customers come first, so we have developed the following comparisons to help you decide which electric SUV to drive.
Cadillac OPTIQ vs. Genesis GV60
One of the most important aspects of an electric vehicle is its driving range, because you don't want to keep having to recharge it on long road trips. Our Chesterbrook, PA customers will be relieved to know that the Cadillac OPTIQ can travel an EPA-estimated 302 miles per charge when properly equipped. The Genesis GV60's maximum driving range is just 294 miles on a full charge.
If you often haul suitcases, sports gear, or shopping bags from your favorite stores in Wayne, PA in your SUV, the Cadillac OPTIQ has all the room you need for storage. Folding down the rear row of seats reveals up to 57 cubic feet of cargo space. The Genesis GV60 has only 54.7 cubic feet of cargo room with the back seats folded.
Cadillac OPTIQ vs. Volvo EX40
A quality infotainment system helps you remain entertained and engaged on your regular drives in West Chester, PA. The new Cadillac OPTIQ has a high-tech, but user-friendly system with a 33-inch curved LED digital display spanning much of the dashboard. Google-built in, crisp graphics, and immediate responses make it a cinch to operate while driving. The new Volvo EX40 has a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and its buttons and fonts are relatively small.
You'll want a smooth ride on the way home from a long day's work in Wilmington, DE, and the new Cadillac OPTIQ doesn't disappoint. Its sophisticated suspension soaks up the impact of bumps in the road for a coddling ride. The Volvo EX40 has a firm suspension, a short wheelbase, and big wheels that allow some road imperfections to be felt inside the cabin.
Cadillac OPTIQ vs. Audi Q8 e-tron
If you frequently go out of town, you'll want an expansive driving range to avoid unnecessary stops for recharging. The new Cadillac OPTIQ has a 302-mile driving range on a full charge, giving you more confidence on distant travels. The new Audi Q8 e-tron's driving range is just 272 miles per charge.
The new Cadillac OPTIQ has a groundbreaking 33-inch curved LED digital display has bright graphics, precise instruments, and swift responses to inputs. With its Google Assistant, you can control many functions with voice commands, allowing you to stay focused on the road ahead in Newtown Square. The Audi Q8 e-tron's dual-display system only has a 10.1-inch infotainment touchscreen and an 8.6-inch display for climate controls. Google Assistant is not available in the Q8 e-tron.
Test Drive a New Cadillac OPTIQ at Hill Cadillac
The new Cadillac OPTIQ has everything you want in an electric luxury SUV, including a long driving range, a silky soft ride, and pioneering infotainment and safety technology. Its incredible list of standard features includes GM's Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving assistant for fatigue-free driving on distant journeys. At Hill Cadillac in Newtown Square, we have a full line of OPTIQ SUVs in stock. Visit our dealership and test drive one today.
**The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price excludes tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.**
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