2024 Cadillac LYRIQ
Here’s a breakdown of common issues and complaints reported for the 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ, categorized as requested.
The 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ is an all-electric SUV, marking Cadillac’s entry into the EV market. It boasts a sleek design, a luxurious interior, and advanced technology. The LYRIQ is available in both rear-wheel drive (RWD) and all-wheel drive (AWD) configurations. The RWD models feature a single Ultium Drive motor producing 340 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. The AWD models receive a second motor on the front axle, increasing total output to 500 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque. Both configurations utilize a 102 kWh Ultium battery pack, offering a range of over 300 miles (RWD). Owners appreciate the LYRIQ’s comfortable ride, quiet cabin, and stylish design. However, some common complaints include software glitches, charging inconsistencies, and availability of parts.
Electric Motor
Single Motor RWD (340 hp, 325 lb-ft)
No Issues Found
Dual Motor AWD (500 hp, 450 lb-ft)
No Issues Found
Battery/Charging System
- Inconsistent Charging Speeds/Connectivity Issues
- Description/Symptoms: Some owners report the LYRIQ not consistently achieving the expected charging speeds, especially at public fast-charging stations. There are also reports of difficulty initiating a charging session or the charging session unexpectedly stopping. Some have also reported the charger port door freezing shut during colder months.
- Solution: Software updates are being rolled out to address communication issues between the vehicle and charging stations. Ensure the charging station is compatible with CCS. If that does not work, the charging port and charging system needs to be inspected by a Cadillac technician to determine if the cause is a defective component. For the charging port freezing, a plastic cover can be installed to prevent ice from getting into the door, or a small amount of lubricant can be applied.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Varies, Diagnosis may be $150+. Hardware repairs can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars, depending on the affected component.
- Recalls: None Found
- Reduced Range/Battery Degradation Concerns
- Description/Symptoms: Some owners report a noticeable reduction in range, especially in colder weather or after prolonged use. This is related to the expected drop off in range during cold weather and battery degradation over time.
- Solution: The range in cold weather can be mitigated by pre-conditioning the battery prior to driving. There is no simple solution to combatting battery degradation over time. Replacing the battery pack will restore original range capabilities.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Battery pack replacement could exceed $20,000+.
- Recalls: None Found
Suspension
No Issues Found
Electrical System
- Infotainment System Glitches/Freezing
- Description/Symptoms: The LYRIQ’s infotainment system, powered by Google, has been reported to experience occasional glitches, freezing, or slow response times. This includes the 33-inch curved LED display. Some apps may crash, and the system may require a reset.
- Solution: Cadillac has released several software updates to improve the stability and performance of the infotainment system. Ensure that the vehicle has the latest software update installed. A hard reset can resolve temporary issues.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Covered under warranty if a hardware defect.
- Recalls: None Found
- Driver Assist Features Malfunctions
- Description/Symptoms: Issues with driver-assist features such as adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, and Super Cruise (if equipped) have been reported. These malfunctions include intermittent disengagements, inaccurate readings, or failure to activate.
- Solution: Software updates are the primary solution for addressing these issues. Calibration of the sensors may be required if the errors persist after software updates. If needed, a faulty sensor or module might need to be replaced.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Diagnosis may be $150+. Sensor/module replacement can vary from $500 to $2,000+.
- Recalls: None Found
- Key Fob Connectivity Issues
- Description/Symptoms: Some owners have reported issues with the key fob not being recognized by the vehicle, leading to difficulty in unlocking, starting, or operating the vehicle.
- Solution: Try replacing the key fob battery. If that does not work, the key fob might need to be reprogrammed or replaced.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Key fob replacement and reprogramming can range from $200 to $500+.
- Recalls: None Found
Exterior
- Poorly Aligned Body Panels
- Description/Symptoms: Some owners have reported misaligned body panels. The doors, hood, or trunk lid may not line up properly, or the gaps between panels may be uneven.
- Solution: The body panels can be realigned at an auto body shop.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Adjustments can range from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars, depending on the severity.
- Recalls: None Found
Interior
- Rattling/Creaking Noises
- Description/Symptoms: Rattling or creaking noises emanating from the dashboard, door panels, or seats have been reported by some owners.
- Solution: The source of the rattle needs to be identified. In most cases, applying foam tape or felt to the contact points can resolve the issue.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: $100-$500+, depending on the complexity.
- Recalls: None Found
- Sunroof/Moonroof Malfunctions
- Description/Symptoms: Some owners have experienced issues with the sunroof/moonroof, such as it failing to open or close properly, getting stuck, or leaking.
- Solution: Inspect the sunroof tracks for debris. Lubricating the tracks with silicone grease can resolve some issues. If the sunroof is still not working correctly, the motor and components may need to be replaced.
- Estimated Cost to Fix: Motor and component replacement can range from $500 to $1,500+.
- Recalls: None Found
Summary
The 2024 Cadillac LYRIQ, while praised for its design and technology, has a few common issues. The most frequently reported problems involve software glitches with the infotainment system and charging inconsistencies, primarily stemming from software problems. Some owners have also reported issues with body panel alignment and interior rattles. The severity of these issues varies, but software updates should resolve some of these issues. More complex hardware issues will need to be addressed by the dealer. Most repairs should be covered under warranty, however those not covered will vary in cost.