The Escalade nameplate has ruled the three-row luxury SUV class for a quarter-century now. And despite the overt inflation in almost every regard, Cadillac clearly believes the uncompromising urban buyer who wants power, panache, and plenty of room for the fam will eventually decide to go electric.

It's also enormous, tipping the scale at more than 10,000 pounds (an estimate based on its sister models). The IQ is 12 inches longer than a regular, standard-wheelbase Escalade. It's one inch wider and rides on a wheelbase that's 15 inches longer. Cadillac will even sell you a longer, L version.