The 2027 Cadillac Lyriq is slightly more expensive than the outgoing model.
Cadillac’s first EV is getting a different charge port.
For 2027, the Lyriq is also keeping an infotainment feature that GM eliminated from all other EVs.
The Cadillac Lyriq is keeping an important infotainment feature for the 2027 model year, as well as gaining a Tesla-style charge port, which eliminates the need for a charging adapter at Tesla Superchargers and other, non-Tesla stalls equipped with NACS connectors.
According to GMAuthority, when production of the 2027 Lyriq starts next month in Tennessee, it will become the last General Motors-made electric car in North America that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity–both wired and wireless.
