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    2024 Cadillac LYRIQ

      The books have opened and the 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ is selling well already and has many new and enhanced features, what are they?

    Welcome to the 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ and all the details about the new and enhanced features. A bullet list to make it simple to see all the changes.

    • Tech and Sport trims join Luxury, expanding the LYRIQ lineup and adding more choices for customers. All are available in RWD or AWD models
    • Five new exterior colors: Argent Silver Metallic, Radiant Red Tintcoat (extra charge), Celestial Metallic (extra charge), Nimbus Metallic (extra charge) and Emerald Lake Metallic (extra charge)
    • Black Painted Roof available on Luxury and Sport (not available with Noir)
    • 20-inch Split 6-spoke wheel design on Tech
    • 20-inch Dynamic 12-spoke wheel design on Sport (models 1SF and 1SJ)
    • 22-inch Dynamic split-spoke Reverse Rim wheel design on Sport (model 1SK), featuring Midnight finish and paired with low-profile tires
    • Nappa Leather Package available on Luxury and Sport, in Juniper and Oxford Stone
    • 5G Wi-Fi® hotspot capable
    • Tri-zone automatic climate control available on Luxury and Sport
    • Heated rear outboard seating positions available on Luxury and Sport
    • Panoramic power-opening sunroof with power sunshade available on Luxury and Sport
    • Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking added to Driver Assist Package. Standard on Luxury and Sport and available on Tech
    • Adaptive Headlight System on Luxury and Sport
    • Security System available on Luxury and Sport

    2024 Cadillac LYRIQ Electric drive

    • LYRIQ RWD: 340 HP (255 kW)
    • LYRIQ AWD: 500 HP (373 kW)
    • Standard Regen on Demand and One-Pedal Driving

    GM-Estimated Driving Range

    • LYRIQ RWD: GM-estimated 308 miles (495 km) on a full charge
    • LYRIQ AWD: GM-estimated 307 miles (494 km) on a full charge

    Charging Capabilities

    • LYRIQ RWD and AWD: Level 2 (AC) charge rates of up to 19.2 kW, which can add up to 51 miles of range per hour of charge (available on Luxury and Sport)
    • LYRIQ RWD and AWD: DC fast charging for public charging rates of up to 190 kW, enabling an estimated 77 miles of range in about 10 minutes.

    LYRIQ at a Glance

    • Built on GM's Ultium EV Platform with a 102-kilowatt-hour battery pack
    • Illuminating front grille and emblem on all models, and choreographed lighting on Luxury and Sport models
    • Power=presenting door handles (illuminated on Luxury and Sport models)
    • Standard fixed-glass roof with power interior shade
    • Stunning 33-inch -diagonal advanced LED display with the ability to emit more than one billion colors
    • Cadillac-exclusive AKG Studio 19-speaker audio system available on Luxury and Sport models
    • Google built-in infotainment experience
    • Available Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance technology
    • Max cargo volume: 60.8 cu. ft. (rear seat folded)

    The 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ is booking up fast according to the media release. Various dealerships have a demo unit in stock if you wish to check it out in person!

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    G. David Felt

    Here is the updated webpage for the LYRIQ and the configurator is live.

    2024 Cadillac LYRIQ | All-Electric SUV | Model Overview

     

    Seems Cadillac has changed their labeling, Platinum is gone as you have a Tech Base auto and then from there you either go up the Luxury way with 3 levels of luxury trim or the Sport way with 3 levels of Sport trim. I have to think the V Series edition would be above the Sport trims.

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    3 Sport Trims

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    3 Luxury Trims

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    Base Tech Level

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