adillac is making a big statement with the Celestiq ultra-luxury sedan. Not only is its new EV flagship longer than an Escalade SUV, but it costs at least three times as much. We say at least because each Celestiq (pronounced sell-ESS-tick) will be built to the owner’s exact specifications. They’ll work with designers to choose materials and select from an unlimited color palette, like buyers of super high-end luxury cars from Bentley or Rolls-Royce. The retro-futuristic Celestiq pulls design cues from the brand’s past without looking like a rehash of old ideas, and it helps bring the marque into the 21st century with an all-wheel-drive electric powertrain good for 655 horsepower. There’s seating for just four, each passenger able to control their own microclimate and soundscape with a touchscreen. There is also a cockpit-spanning set of displays up front. A hatchback gives the elongated rear end a distinctive look and also makes this giant EV luxury car somewhat practical.