He adds that the handling is surprisingly responsive for a vehicle as heavy as the 2023 Cadillac Lyriq. “This has plenty of get-up-and-go to zip through traffic, to accelerate through a highway onramp,” Luft says.
However, even with a single motor, the Lyriq has plenty of pep. There is an all-wheel-drive variant on the way, known as the Lyriq AWD, that adds a second motor and ups output to over 500 horsepower for customers who need a more robust drivetrain. Even at a healthy 60 mph, the Lyriq simply whispers across the pavement, and silent comfort prevails.Ī single Ultium motor mounted on the rear axle lends 340 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque, providing healthy acceleration. The Lyriq draws on state-of-the-art Ultium battery and Ultium Drive technology, providing a quiet ride free of the snarl of an internal combustion engine. “Those would be the words I’d use to describe the Lyriq.” “Quiet, collected, comfortable,” Luft says. Luft first takes the Lyriq for a jaunt down the highway, and is impressed with the lack of road noise and low NVH levels. Recently, Cadillac Society had the opportunity to experience it firsthand, taking it for a spin through Park City, Utah, and we’re thoroughly impressed.Ĭadillac Society Executive Editor Alex Luft takes the wheel in our review, giving us a first in-depth look at how the luxury electric crossover handles highway driving, city driving, and residential. The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq ushers in the next era of the luxury marque’s history, one inked in the circuits of the electric vehicle.
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