Video Summary
- The Cadillac Lyriq is Cadillac's first pure EV.- Built off GM’s Ultium platform that’s shared with the GMC Hummer.
- The rear-wheel drive Lyriq is equipped with 12 modules for 312 miles of range.
- Charging provides 76 miles in 10 minutes when using DC fast charging.
- The rear-wheel drive model delivers 340 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. An all-wheel-drive model producing nearly 500 horsepower is expected in the future.
- The exterior styling previews the new face of Cadillac and it looks like a concept vehicle has transitioned into production.
- It is a light show at night, thanks to the design of the lights.
- The door handles are touch-sensitive, the user can push a small area and the door pops open.
- Turn signals on the back of the vehicle are big and difficult to miss.
- Inside, Cadillac is committed to not making the Lyriq a “parts-bin special,” and very little is shared with other GM brands.
- It has a 33-inch curved LCD screen that dominates the interior but does so well.
- Integrated Google and its navigation are included.
- All models are planned to have Super Cruise, a full hands-free driving system.
- Seats are heated, cooled, and massage-enabled.
- A regenerative braking system paddle on the left is pressure sensitive and provides up to 0.35gs of stopping power.
- It’s very open and spacious inside with no transmission tunnel.
- The vehicle provides a quiet, smooth ride.
- The debut edition rear-wheel drive version starts just under $60,000, and is now fully booked.
- Overall, it’s a very catchy design that’s comfortable and spacious, and offers great value.
