Cadillac VISTIQ Third Row: Space, Seating and Cargo in Cadillac’s 3-Row EV

The Cadillac VISTIQ third row is where this SUV earns its place in a family driveway. It is Cadillac’s three-row electric SUV, and it can seat up to seven people. How useful that back row turns out to be depends on who sits there, how you configure the second row and how much cargo you need behind it. Here is what Cadillac’s 2027 specifications say about each of those. To see the VISTIQ models we currently have, browse our New Vehicles page.
How Much Room the Cadillac VISTIQ Third Row Offers
Cadillac lists 30.63 inches of legroom in the third row. For comparison, the second row offers 40.16 inches and the front row 43.14 inches. Those figures come from the 2027 VISTIQ spec sheet, and the cabin dimensions are the same as the 2026. The SUV itself measures 205.59 inches long on a 122-inch wheelbase.
Legroom is only part of the picture, so the best test is a real one. Bring the people who will actually ride back there, and have them climb in and sit for a few minutes before you decide.
Six Seats or Seven
The VISTIQ seats up to seven with its standard second row. Choose the available second-row captain’s chairs and it becomes a six-seater, with two individual seats in the middle row instead of three places.
Captain’s chairs are available on the Luxury and Sport trims. They come standard on the Premium Luxury, and the Platinum includes them as part of its Premium Luxury features. The choice sets how many people you can carry, so it is worth settling before you pick a trim.
Cargo Space Behind the Cadillac VISTIQ Third Row
With every seat in use, Cadillac lists 15.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row. Fold the third row and that grows to 43 cubic feet behind the second row. With the second and third rows folded, the VISTIQ offers 80.2 cubic feet behind the first row.
If you need to carry more than the cabin holds, a trailer hitch is available as a dealer-installed accessory. Cadillac rates the VISTIQ to tow up to 5,000 pounds.
Comfort That Reaches the Back of the Cabin
The third row gets its own view of the sky. Every VISTIQ has a dual-pane Power SkyGlass roof with a fixed glass section over the third row, plus a sunshade for that row. Intelligent five-zone climate control is standard, and Cadillac describes it as providing individualized comfort for every passenger.
The 23-speaker AKG Studio Audio system, with available Dolby Atmos, fills the whole cabin. Second-row outboard seats are heated, and the front seats are heated, ventilated and massaging. Cadillac also lists seven USB-C ports and 126-color tri-zone Radiance Lighting as standard across the lineup.
Seeing the VISTIQ Third Row in Person
Numbers help, but a three-row SUV is best judged with your own family inside it. Linus Cadillac has been family-owned for three generations, and our showroom at 1401 US-1, Vero Beach, FL 32960 welcomes families from Vero Beach, Melbourne, Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce. Bring everyone who will ride in the Cadillac VISTIQ third row and try it together. Call our sales team at (772) 419-9576 or use our Contact page to set up a visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Cadillac VISTIQ have a third row?
Yes. The VISTIQ is Cadillac’s three-row electric SUV. It seats up to seven with the standard second row, or six with the available second-row captain’s chairs.
How much legroom is in the VISTIQ third row?
Cadillac lists 30.63 inches of third-row legroom for the 2027 VISTIQ. The second row offers 40.16 inches and the front row 43.14 inches.
How much cargo space is behind the VISTIQ third row?
Cadillac lists 15.2 cubic feet behind the third row. With the third row folded it offers 43 cubic feet, and with the second and third rows folded, 80.2 cubic feet behind the first row.
Which VISTIQ trims have second-row captain’s chairs?
Captain’s chairs are available on the Luxury and Sport trims and standard on the Premium Luxury. The Platinum includes them as part of its Premium Luxury standard features.
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