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Voltcheck ProEscalade IQ Luxury 2
Dealer description
Door-to-door delivery, anywhere in the country. Mercedes-Benz of North Olmsted specializes in making out-of-state purchases seamless from first call to final handoff. Finished in Black Cherry Tintcoat over Harbor Blue and Black leather, this 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Luxury 2 arrives with 11,918 miles and a sticker of $151,965. The Escalade IQ is Cadillac's all-electric flagship the fully electric reinvention of the Escalade and the striking Harbor Blue and Black interior against deep Black Cherry Tintcoat is a genuinely distinctive color story, a world away from the usual black-on-black. It rides on 24 polished wheels with high-gloss inserts and features an illuminating grille, giving it real presence, and with under 12,000 miles it's barely broken in. This is a full-size luxury SUV reimagined around electric power. Dual-motor all-wheel drive delivers silent, effortless performance, while four-wheel steering with Cadillac's Arrival Mode brings surprising maneuverability to a vehicle this size. Inside, NouveauLuxe seating with 16-way power front seats offering massage and ventilation, an eTrunk, a fixed panoramic glass roof, five-zone climate, and a 55 curved display create a genuinely futuristic cabin. A 38-speaker AKG Studio Reference system, Super Cruise hands-free driving, Night Vision, and power open/close doors complete an SUV that redefines what an Escalade can be. As the all-electric Escalade IQ, it delivers full-size luxury and presence with silent, effortless electric power. Factory Options: Black Cherry Tintcoat Paint Harbor Blue / Black NouveauLuxe Interior 24 Polished Wheels with High-Gloss Inserts Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive Four-Wheel Steering with Arrival Mode 16-Way Power Front Seats with Massage & Ventilation Fixed Panoramic Glass Roof & eTrunk 55 Curved Display & 38-Speaker AKG Studio Reference Audio Super Cruise Hands-Free Driving & Night Vision Premium Carpet Package 11
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.