Synthetic engine indicates all the components and technologies in Cadillac Electric Lyriq intersection passed the 80% validation standard. As a new video shows, this has included plenty of real-world driving on gravel, ice and snow at the Southern Hemisphere Proving Ground in Wanaka, New Zealand, as well as hours of jostling. on rigs and laboratory aeronautical work. The voiceover in the video has GM The worker says the Lyriq has “a lot of potential in setting a new standard for ride and handling in the segment,” says the brand’s transport and handling mission statement called ‘Isolated Precision’. Having demonstrated the nature of the platform, engineers can spend the next six months or so fine-tuning the vehicle’s touch points.
Lyriq customers will have the final say all this time early next year, about eight months earlier than planned. In August 2020 when Cadillac officially unveiled the Lyriq, the automaker said it wouldn’t hit the market until the end of 2022. According to General Motors, the compression development schedule is down to “model quality.” the high modularity and flexibility of the Ultium system, along with technical advances in the battery technology, use of virtual development tools and lessons learned in the process Hummer EV development process. “
The model that appeared first was the Lyriq Debut Edition, its single engine at the rear axle providing 340 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque. The juice comes from a 100 kWh Ultium battery pack that GM believes will provide a good 300-mile range on a single charge. Home charging with a recovery standard 11.5 kW charger requires a full overnight session to fully charge from empty, optional 19.2 kW integrated charger takes about six hours, approximately 52 miles or range per hour. Plugged into a DC fast charger, with a maximum output of 190 kW, the Lyriq achieves a range of about 76 miles in 10 minutes.
Production begins next year in Q1 at GM’s Spring Hill, Tennessee facility, which will build another five Cadillacs. tram plans in 2025, and their batteries. Next summer, Cadillac will reopen the Lyriq reservation system for mass-production models, among them versions with dual-engine, all-wheel drive.
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