Now You Can Customize Your Cadillac Escalade IQCadillacCadillac is dipping its toe even further into vehicle appearance customization, as on Tuesday, the automaker announced it is expanding its new "Curated by Cadillac" program to the 2027 Escalade IQ.You may recall the debut of this program during Monterey Car Week last year, where Cadillac launched it with the CT5-V Blackwing. This year, the Escalade IQ joins the party, giving potential buyers of the electric Escalade a boatload of new paint options and interior upholstery choices. And just like with the Blackwing, Curated by Cadillac for the Electrilade will be low-volume—and extremely expensive.CadillacShould such an endeavor interest you, Cadillac says this program opens the exterior palette up to more than 160 colors. You'll find solids, metallics, tri-coats, frosts, and mattes amongst the choices. (A sampling of the various colors available to choose from can be seen on the color wall above.) In addition to exterior color customization, Cadillac says it's offering 44 interior colors that you can mix and match to make all sorts of combinations. The details here are thin, but with that many colors, it's probably safe to assume there will be one that fits your vision.AdvertisementAdvertisementEach car will receive a unique Curated by Cadillac VIN, as well as an "exclusive serialized builder's badge." A personal concierge will guide you through the customization process, too.CadillacEach Curated by Cadillac Escalade IQ will be hand-built at the same Warren, MI Artisan Center facility that builds the Cadillac Celestiq. The option is a flat $54,995 on top of your Escalade IQ, a vehicle that starts at $130,300. That said, we suspect the folks who desire this treatment will only pair it with the Premium Luxury or Premium Sport models, which would drive the final price above $200,000.Deliveries of Curated by Cadillac models are expected to begin in the second half of 2027, but folks at The Quail this week will be able to see an Escalade IQ example on display.CadillacYou Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State