Lyriq leads Cadillac’s electric future in Canada

Cadillac Lyriq on display at the 2024 Paris auto show. — The Cadillac Lyriq competes against offerings from Tesla, along with luxury EVs from Audi, Polestar and Mercedes, and non-luxury models such as Ford’s Mach E. (DOUGLAS A. BOLDUC/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)

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January 03, 2025 07:06 PM

The Cadillac Lyriq’s strong sales in Canada appear to bode well for the luxury brand’s goal to provide a full range of electric vehicles by 2030.

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