Performance flagship Lyriq a brand saviour?
/V-treated model last element of Cadillac’s electric thrust here.
Read MoreV-treated model last element of Cadillac’s electric thrust here.
Read MoreJess Bala has overseen Cadillac’s re-entry here and also the provision of two big name Chevrolets.
Read MoreLow sales start for America’s electric luxury brand seems to have sparked limited-time offer.
Read MoreCompact five-seat Optiq and mammoth seven-chair Vistiq signed off to join just-landing Lyriq.
Read MoreProvisioned home charger incentive for early birds.
Read MoreThe Lyriq electric sports utility has a new flagship - and it’s here next year.
Read MorePremium electric sales are well down, but Cadillac sure it’s Q4-arriving flagship can make its mark.
Read MoreHey big spenders - General Motors’ top make will position Lyriq against swankiest electric Audi, BMW and Benz sports utilities.
Read MoreMarketing of Cadillac’s first electric, the Lyriq, here is in the hands of a man who helped set up Telsa in Australasia and guided the Model 3’s entry.
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