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Cadillac Korea will launch LYRIQ, the brand’s first all-electric vehicle, in the second half of this year.
The LYRIQ, the first vehicle built on General Motors’ ULTIUM electric vehicle platform, features a high-capacity 102-kilowatt-hour battery with 12 modules and an all-wheel drive (AWD) system with dual motors.
The car boasts a maximum power output of approximately 500 horsepower and a torque of 62 kg-m.
Cadillac’s tests determined that the LYRIQ can travel approximately 494 kilometers on a full charge,
The LYRIQ has an iconic black crystal grille and vertically arranged slim LED headlamps. To cater to Korean customers’ tastes for luxury EVs, Cadillac will introduce a trim strategy.
