2024 Cadillac LYRIQ

The 2024 Cadillac Lyriq is a brand-new, all-electric midsize SUV/crossover. Cadillac's first entrant into the luxury electric vehicle market is the Lyriq SUV, which offers sharp styling and a modern cabin. Both single-motor rear-wheel drive and dual-motor all-wheel drive models will be offered, the former offering up to 312 miles of range per charge. The Lyriq has been designed from the ground up to ride on General Motors' new scalable battery architecture which allows for DC fast charging as well as standard in-home connections for refilling the battery. It's built on a dedicated platform developed especially for electric vehicles (EV). This will also serve as the foundation for the GMC Hummer EV. The Lyriq is also Cadillac's first foray into a fully electric model, just as marques like Audi and BMW are expanding their efforts to provide Tesla with some competition in the luxury EV arena. It seems to have many of the right ingredients, from arguably stunning styling (inside and out) to up-to-the-minute technology and infotainment, plenty of convenience and safety features, plus a next-generation approach to battery construction. The most impressive part of the cabin is the 33-inch LED display that houses a control panel for customizing the digital gauge cluster, your driving information, and your infotainment interface. the Lyriq has a composed and comfortable ride. The Ultium platform, with one layer of batteries, feels stable and well-balanced. Thanks to all that low weight, the 5,610-lb. Cadillac EV takes turns with confidence. With the Touring, Sport, and Snow driving modes, you can feel real differences in the steering, throttle, and brake response. When you dig into Sport mode, the snappier accelerator and heavier steering are much appreciated. You can shut off regeneration for a more natural brake feel, but you also can use the paddle on the steering wheel, which basically acts like a brake. At max regen, it takes a while to get used to feathering the throttle, but it reminds me of one-pedal off-road driving. Cadillac has gone the extra mile with sound-damping materials. The interior of the Lyriq is super quiet, with little or no wind noise. To reduce road noise, Cadillac collaborated with AKG, who measures the sound at all four tires and sends a canceling frequency throughout the cabin. Cargo space behind the 60/40 split/folding rear seats runs to 28 cubic feet. This expands to 60.8 cubic feet with the seats down. A rich-looking interior treatment gives the Lyriq an upscale flair. Metallic brightwork is intermingled with open-pore wood on the door panels and center console. A large storage tray on the floor between the driver and front passenger is lined with bright blue leather upholstery, which serves as a cheeky pop of color. To See What Everyone's Talking About. View Our Competitive Offers Online or In Store. Schedule your Appointment Today.