Mary Kay's Iconic Pink Cadillac Goes Electric with the All-New OPTIQ
The Cadillac OPTIQ is a significant step forward in Mary Kay's commitment to innovation, environmental responsibility, and meeting expectations of the next generation of both Mary Kay independent sales force members and their customers. The transition from internal combustion to electric symbolizes more than just a vehicle upgrade, it marks a recharged vision for the future of the iconic beauty brand.
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