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Cadillac Lyriq Debut Date Announced, Design Details Teased

Cadillac Lyriq Debut Date Announced, Design Details Teased

The all-new Cadillac Lyriq crossover will finally make its grand entrance in August, per an official announcement. The Lyriq will debut in a virtual event set to take place August 6th, 2020, at 7 PM ET.

The Caddy EV was originally slated for a reveal last April. However, the COVID-19 pandemic delayed those plans.

Unnamed Cadillac EV concept, from which the new Lyriq takes its design cues.

Unnamed Cadillac EV concept, from which the new Lyriq takes its design cues.

Cadillac says it will unveil the Cadillac Lyriq “show car” during the upcoming debut event, which means the new all-electric crossover will be in concept form, as opposed to its final production guise.

“Building on more than a century of innovation, the Cadillac Lyriq marks the beginning of a new chapter for the brand – one that is all-electric and redefines the boundaries and limits of mobility and connectivity,” the automaker states in a press release.

Lyriq teaser

Lyriq teaser

In addition to announcing the Cadillac Lyriq debut date, the automaker also released a new teaser video that provides brief glimpses of the new Lyriq’s styling and design. Check it out below:

Notice that at 0:15, we see unique lighting elements on the Lyriq’s front end. Then at 0:23, we see part of the crossover’s fender, and at 0:33, we see a wild new interior panel. The video ends with the profile teaser released earlier in the year.

The Cadillac Lyriq exterior design was previously seen with an unnamed electric concept that Caddy debuted in January of 2019 at the North American International Auto Show. It includes a V-shaped fascia and deep styling lines, while the profile is said to be similar in shape to coupe crossovers like the Jaguar I-Pace and Audi Q8. There is also a set of L-shaped tail lamps in the rear. Exterior sizing is said to be roughly equivalent to that of the Cadillac XT5, which is 189.6 inches long in terms of overall length, and 74.9 inches wide in terms of overall width.

Stay tuned as the debut date approaches, as we’ll have plenty more to say about this historic new Cadillac model. And don’t forget to subscribe to Cadillac Society for more Cadillac Lyriq news, and around-the-clock Cadillac news coverage.

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Jonathan is an automotive journalist based out of Southern California. He loves anything and everything on four wheels.

8 Comments

  1. Oh my. The interior is staggering.

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    • Indeed, it is. I’ve seen it. Puts ’21 Escalade to shame.

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      • Very good to hear. The upcoming EV’s are the last chance that Cadillac has to get back into a Tier One Luxury Brand.

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  2. Indeed, it is. I’ve seen it. Puts ’21 Escalade to shame. Outstanding. You all will see in August

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    • O.K., so are you a supplier or on an engineering team? This looks promising but I have to wait and see. Not holding my breath till the time come.

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      • I went to the EV Day event as a GM employee and it was on display.

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  3. I think the Lyriq will be a beautiful car, but I have to wonder, are Cadillac customers ready for an Electric car? I know I’m not! If electric cars are all that Cadillac has to offer in the future, I’ll be forced to switch bands after more than 40 years and 17 or 18 new Cadillacs. I hope Steve Carlisle realizes that he is leaving a loyal, albeit aging, customer base behind and that it won’t be easy to build a new, younger customer base, especially if the rumors of $200,000 electric Cadillacs are true.

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    • There will be next generation ICE vehicles. They will not be phased out right away but one wonders how many ICEs models for next generations five years from now.

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