2027 Cadillac Lyriq will be slightly more expensive, but gains new feature

The Cadillac Lyriq was announced about four years ago and is now getting yet another refresh. The GM keeps it simple, though, and steers away from major changes. The pricing reflects that, as the newer Cadillac is negligibly more expensive and now starts at $61,695, which is $200 more than before.

Perhaps more importantly, GM swapped out the CCS connector with a NACS port. This means the 2027 Lyriq will have access to 25,000 Tesla Superchargers. Those 25,000 chargers account for about 75% of all fast chargers in North America.

According to GMAuthority, the 2027 Lyriq will be GM's last EV to offer support for wireless and wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The company has already started phasing out Apple and Google's phone mirroring on other models in favor of its own, built-in infotainment system.

GM believes it will offer a more seamless experience and better integration with the vehicle's features and apps without needing a smartphone at all.

The upcoming Lyriq also has different EPA ratings. The RWD version with the same 102 kWh battery can now go up to 325 miles on a single charge, while the AWD version is rated at 319 miles. The high-performance Lyriq-V variant can go up to 285 miles.

And as for the pricing of all trims:

Last but not least, the vehicle can be customized with a few more colors.

There's still no mention of when to expect the new Cadillac.

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