Cadillac Lyriq and Lyriq-V: 2027 price, range, horsepower and how it has changed

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The 2027 Cadillac Lyriq is a two-row electric luxury SUV listed from $59,400 on cadillac.com. RWD models make 365 hp and have an EPA-estimated 326 miles of range; dual-motor AWD makes 515 hp and gets up to 319 miles. The 615-hp Lyriq-V starts at $78,700 and is rated 285 miles.

Type
Two-row midsize electric luxury SUV
Price (MSRP)
$59,400–$78,700 (2027 MY) · Cadillac.com 'From' MSRP. Lowest = Luxury; highest = Lyriq-V. Non-V trims run to $67,300 (Signature Sport). GM News quotes the 2026 Lyriq Luxury RWD at $61,195 including destination versus $59,200 on cadillac.com. Cadillac.com does not say on these pages whether destination is included; GM News's destination-inclusive 2026 EV prices run $1,795–$2,895 above the matching cadillac.com figures, so treat these as before destination.[1][2][3][4]
Powertrains
Lyriq RWD, Lyriq AWD, Lyriq-V · 365–615 hp
Towing
up to 3,500 lb (Cadillac rating for 2027 Lyriq RWD, AWD and Lyriq-V.)[5]
Current generation
Lyriq-V, 2026–present

2027 Cadillac Lyriq price and trims

Every Lyriq uses a 102 kWh battery. For 2026 and 2027 Cadillac rates the single-motor RWD at 365 hp and the dual-motor AWD at 515 hp, with EPA-estimated range of 326 miles (RWD), 319 miles (AWD, 11.5 kW charging) and 303 miles (AWD, 19.2 kW). The Lyriq-V joined for 2026. Prices below are 2027 MSRPs listed on cadillac.com; the 2026 Luxury was $59,200.[19][20][21][22][23][24][25]

Cadillac Lyriq trims with 2027 model-year base MSRP (USD) and powertrains
TrimMSRP (2027)Powertrain
Luxury$59,400excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD, 365 hp (std); Dual-motor AWD, 515 hp (avail.)[19][25][21]
Premium Luxury$63,400excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD (std); Dual-motor AWD (avail.)[19][25]
Signature Luxury$66,800excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD (std); Dual-motor AWD (avail.)[19][25]
Sport$59,900excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD (std); Dual-motor AWD (avail.)[19][25]
Premium Sport$63,900excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD (std); Dual-motor AWD (avail.)[19][25]
Signature Sport$67,300excl. $1,795 destinationSingle-motor RWD (std); Dual-motor AWD (avail.)[19][25]
Lyriq-V$78,700excl. $1,795 destinationPerformance dual-motor AWD, 615 hp / 650 lb-ft in Velocity Max (Cadillac est.)[19][25][21][26]
Lyriq-V Premium$83,900excl. $1,795 destinationPerformance dual-motor AWD, 615 hp (Cadillac est.)[19][25]

Every Lyriq trim compared, with standard equipment and previous-generation prices →

Cadillac Lyriq engines, horsepower and mpg

Output figures are Cadillac estimates; the Lyriq-V's 615 hp / 650 lb-ft is in Velocity Max. EPA rates the AWD model at 319 miles (98/80/89 MPGe) with the standard 11.5 kW onboard charger, but 303 miles (93/77/85 MPGe) when equipped with the available 19.2 kW charger. EPA lists all Lyriq transmissions as single-speed automatics (A1). DC fast charging peaks at 190 kW, which Cadillac says adds up to 86 miles in about 10 minutes.

Cadillac Lyriq powertrains with Cadillac-rated output and EPA fuel economy (city/highway/combined)
VersionEngineHorsepowerTorque (lb-ft)TransmissionDriveEPA mpg / MPGe (city/hwy/comb)EPA electric range
Lyriq RWDLuxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, Signature Luxury, Signature SportSingle rear motor, 102 kWh battery[5][1][4][6]365325Single-speed (EPA: A1)Rear-wheel drive100/83/92MPGe · 2027 MY[6]326 mi
Lyriq AWDLuxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, Signature Luxury, Signature SportDual motors, 102 kWh battery[5][4][7][8]515450Single-speed (EPA: A1)Dual-motor AWD98/80/89MPGe · 2027 MY[7]319 mi
Lyriq-VV-SeriesPerformance dual motors, 102 kWh battery[5][2][9][10]615650Single-speed (EPA: A1)Dual-motor AWD87/72/80MPGe · 2027 MY[10]285 mi

Output is as rated by Cadillac; fuel economy is the EPA estimate. "—" means no official figure was found.

Lyriq RWD vs AWD vs Lyriq-V (2027)

Cadillac output figures and EPA ratings for each 2027 Lyriq powertrain.[5][1][2][6][7][8][10]

Lyriq RWD vs AWD vs Lyriq-V (2027)
Lyriq RWDLyriq AWDLyriq-V
Starting MSRP (cadillac.com)$59,400 (Luxury)—$78,700
Output (Cadillac est.)365 hp / 325 lb-ft515 hp / 450 lb-ft615 hp / 650 lb-ft (Velocity Max)
EPA range326 mi319 mi (303 mi w/ 19.2 kW)285 mi
EPA MPGe (city/hwy/comb)100/83/9298/80/8987/72/80
0–60 mph——3.3 sec
Towing3,500 lbs3,500 lbs3,500 lbs
Ground clearance7.0 in7.0 in6.1 in
  • RWD has the most range; AWD adds 150 hp for 7 fewer miles.
  • The Lyriq-V gives up 34 miles of range compared with AWD in exchange for 100 more horsepower.

Lyriq-V: Cadillac's quickest model

The Lyriq-V adds performance front and rear motors. In Velocity Max mode Cadillac estimates 615 hp, 650 lb-ft and 0–60 mph in 3.3 seconds, which it calls the quickest of any road-legal Cadillac. V-specific hardware includes Launch Control, Competitive Mode traction settings, adaptive dampers, Brembo front brakes, a performance steering wheel with a V-Mode button and 22-inch wheels.

The extra performance costs range. EPA rates the 2027 Lyriq-V at 285 miles (87/72/80 MPGe), compared with 319 miles for a standard AWD Lyriq. It starts at $78,700 for 2027, which is $19,300 more than the base Lyriq.

  • 615 hp / 650 lb-ft (Velocity Max, Cadillac est.)
  • 0–60 mph 3.3 sec
  • EPA 285 mi
  • From $78,700 (2027)
  • [2][9][5][10][4]

Lyriq range and charging

EPA rates the 2027 Lyriq at 326 miles with RWD, 319 miles with AWD and the standard 11.5 kW onboard charger, and 303 miles for AWD models equipped with the 19.2 kW charger. All models use a 102 kWh battery and a NACS (J3400) port that works at Tesla Superchargers; non-NACS chargers need a GM-approved adapter.

At a DC fast charger the Lyriq peaks at 190 kW, which Cadillac says adds up to 86 miles in about 10 minutes. On Level 2 it adds up to 31 miles per hour with the 11.5 kW charger or 50 miles per hour with the 19.2 kW charger. A 7.7 kW dual-level cord comes with the car. Cadillac covers the battery for 8 years or 100,000 miles.[5][3][6][7][8]

How Lyriq pricing and output have changed since 2023

The 2023 Lyriq RWD started at $62,990 with a Cadillac-estimated 340 hp and an EPA-estimated 312 miles. The AWD started at $64,990 with about 500 hp. By late 2024 GM was quoting a $58,590 starting MSRP and 314 miles of range.

Cadillac.com lists the 2026 Lyriq from $59,200 and the 2027 from $59,400. The 2027 RWD is rated 365 hp and 326 miles, and AWD 515 hp. Trims run Luxury, Sport, Premium Luxury, Premium Sport, Signature Luxury and Signature Sport, plus the Lyriq-V.

  • 2027 Luxury $59,400 · Sport $59,900
  • Premium Luxury $63,400 · Premium Sport $63,900
  • Signature Luxury $66,800 · Signature Sport $67,300
  • Lyriq-V $78,700
  • [13][17][3][1][5]

Lyriq size, cargo and interior

The Lyriq is 196.7 inches long on a 121.8-inch wheelbase and seats five, with 39.6 inches of rear legroom. Cargo space is 28 cu ft behind the rear seats and 60.8 cu ft with them folded.

Every Lyriq has the 33-inch curved Horizon Display and Super Cruise with a three-year OnStar One plan. Premium trims add a 23-speaker AKG system with available Dolby Atmos, ventilated and massaging front seats and the 19.2 kW charger.[5][3][1]

Lyriq sales

GM says more than 20,000 Lyriqs were sold in the U.S. in the first nine months of 2024, making it the best-selling vehicle in its class over that period. In May 2026 GM said Cadillac had passed 100,000 total U.S. EV sales across the Lyriq, Optiq, Vistiq and Escalade IQ, with about three-quarters of buyers new to the brand.[17][18]

Cadillac Lyriq generations by year

Every US Cadillac Lyriq generation with model years and engines, newest first
GenerationUS model yearsEnginesNotes
Lyriq-V2026–presentPerformance dual-motor AWD, 615 hp / 650 lb-ft (Velocity Max), 102 kWhCadillac's first all-electric V-Series. It has a 0–60 mph time of 3.3 seconds, which Cadillac calls the quickest of any Cadillac, plus Launch Control, Competitive Mode, adaptive dampers, Brembo front brakes, 22-inch wheels and a dual-plane AR head-up display. GM quoted $79,990 including destination at launch. Production began in early 2025 at Spring Hill, Tennessee.[9][4][11]
First generation2023–presentRear motor (340 hp at launch; 365 hp for 2027) or dual-motor AWD (500 hp est. at launch; 515 hp for 2027)Cadillac's first EV, built at GM's Spring Hill, Tennessee, plant. Retail production started in March 2022, and reservations for the 2023 Debut Edition sold out in just over 10 minutes. The 2023 RWD started at $62,990 with an EPA-estimated 312 miles; EPA's RWD rating rose to 314 miles for 2024 and 326 miles from 2025. The 2027 model has a 102 kWh battery and a NACS (J3400) charge port.[5][12][13][14][15][16][11]

Cadillac Lyriq problems and recalls

The most important Lyriq recall is 26V-717, a brake control software defect on 2023–2027 models that can cause a loss of braking. 2023–2024 models also have recalls for unexpected ABS activation (AWD) and a driver display that can go blank. Most fixes are software updates, many delivered over the air.

Documented Cadillac Lyriq issues and NHTSA recall campaigns
IssueGenerationYearsType
Brake control software can cause a loss of braking (recall 26V-717)[27][28]First generation (2023–present) – 2023–20272023–2027Recall 26V717
Unexpected ABS activation can release brake pressure (recall 24V-589)[29][28]First generation (2023–present) – 2023–2024 AWD2023–2024Recall 24V589
Driver display can go blank while driving (recalls 25V-356 and 22V-710)[30][31][28]First generation (2023–present) – 2023–20242023–2024Recall 25V356
Rear seat belt bracket may be improperly welded (recall 23V-785)[32][28]First generation (2023–present) – 2023–20242023–2024Recall 23V785
High-voltage battery connections may be improperly welded (recall 23V-367)[33][28]First generation (2023–present) – 20232023Recall 23V367
Pedestrian warning sound may not play (recall 23V-682)[34][28]First generation (2023–present) – 20232023Recall 23V682
Rear drive motor wiring may short (recall 24V-320)[35][28]First generation (2023–present) – 20242024Recall 24V320
Front stabilizer bar bolts may loosen (recall 25V-232)[36][28]First generation (2023–present) – 2023–20252023–2025Recall 25V232

All 11 documented Lyriq issues and 11 recalls, with symptoms and pre-purchase checks →

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a 2027 Cadillac Lyriq?

Cadillac.com lists the 2027 Lyriq from $59,400 (Luxury) to $67,300 (Signature Sport), and the Lyriq-V from $78,700.

What is the Lyriq's range?

EPA rates the 2027 Lyriq at 326 miles with RWD, 319 miles with AWD (303 miles with the 19.2 kW charger option) and 285 miles for the Lyriq-V.

How much horsepower does the Lyriq have?

Cadillac estimates 365 hp for RWD, 515 hp for AWD and 615 hp (Velocity Max) for the Lyriq-V.

Can the Lyriq use Tesla Superchargers?

Yes. The 2027 Lyriq has a NACS (J3400) port. Cadillac says myCadillac lists more than 29,000 Superchargers among 250,000-plus public chargers.

Where is the Lyriq built?

At GM's Spring Hill, Tennessee, assembly plant, where retail production began in March 2022. The Lyriq-V is also built there.

How much can the Lyriq tow?

Cadillac rates the 2027 Lyriq, including the Lyriq-V, at 3,500 lbs.

Sources

Prices and output are as published by Cadillac for the model year shown; fuel economy is from the EPA. Equipment changes between model years, so confirm a specific vehicle against its original paperwork or build sheet.

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  2. 2027 LYRIQ-V (V-Series page) — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
  3. 2026 LYRIQ (preceding model year page and Q&A) — Cadillac (cadillac.com)
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  27. NHTSA recall 26V-717: Loss of Braking — NHTSA
  28. DOT/NHTSA recall dataset (6axg-epim) full-text query: LYRIQ — U.S. Department of Transportation / NHTSA
  29. NHTSA recall 24V-589: Loss of Brakes from Unexpected ABS Activation — NHTSA
  30. NHTSA recall 25V-356: Video Display May Go Blank While Driving — NHTSA
  31. NHTSA recall 22V-710: Blank Instrument Panel Display — NHTSA
  32. NHTSA recall 23V-785: Seat Belt Bracket Improperly Welded — NHTSA
  33. NHTSA recall 23V-367: High-Voltage Battery Connections Improperly Welded — NHTSA
  34. NHTSA recall 23V-682: Missing Pedestrian Warning Sounds — NHTSA
  35. NHTSA recall 24V-320: Insufficient Wire Insulation in Electric Motor — NHTSA
  36. NHTSA recall 25V-232: Stabilizer Bar May Detach and Damage Cables — NHTSA

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