
We know how daunting the idea of switching into an electric vehicle can be – whether your concerns deal with charging, pricing, or the benefits within the vehicle itself, Heritage Cadillac is here to answer every question. Now entering its third model year, the Cadillac LYRIQ has been refined to address early model quirks and customer concerns, making it a critical component of the brand’s electrified future.
The modular nature of EVs sets them apart from their gasoline-powered counterparts. Where traditional SUVs require different designs for chassis, engines, and suspensions across various sizes—compact, midsize, and large—electric vehicles streamline this process. Automakers can create a single platform and scale it across models. For Cadillac, this means leveraging General Motors’ innovative Ultium platform, which is set to underpin more than a dozen new models.
The LYRIQ was the first to hit the market, and with feedback from early adopters of the 2023 model, the 2024 model year aims to be the most polished version yet. After spending a week behind the wheel of the 2024 Lyriq Sport 3 AWD, priced at $70,070 (including a $1,395 delivery fee), Sean Tucker has given his feedback on how driving a LYRIQ benefited his every day.
While it may not blow away its competition in every aspect, the LYRIQ is stylish, fun to drive, and practical. It’s a solid contender in the luxury EV space and a promising glimpse into Cadillac’s electric future. The LYRIQ’s angular, chiseled exterior, especially in black, is striking, with its illuminated faux grille adding a touch of sophistication.
Inside, the cabin continues the sleek aesthetic, enhanced by a panoramic glass roof and a flat EV floor, giving it an airy feel. The 33-inch display, stretching from the driver’s panel to the center, is intuitive with large, easy-to-use icons, making it practical for driving. The 19-speaker AKG audio system also impresses with its clear sound quality.
With 500 horsepower in the AWD model, the LYRIQ delivers muscle car-like power and smooth handling. Cadillac’s estimated 307-mile range held up well in real-world conditions. Most of your charging will be done at home thanks to our partnership with Qmerit. The installation is quick and easy, and once it’s complete, you’ll never have to worry about waiting for others to charge in public. If you find yourself in a location that prevents you from installing your own charger, Level 2 and DC Fast Chargers make for convenient charging options throughout the country.
As the first vehicle on GM’s Ultium platform, the LYRIQ sets the stage for Cadillac’s electric future, blending style, performance, and innovation into a compelling package.
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