Cadillac ANZ currently offers the all-electric OPTIQ, LYRIQ & VISTIQ. Explore the range here.

Cadillac ANZ is committed to an all-electric future, exclusively offering electric vehicles (EVs) in Australia and New Zealand.

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The LYRIQ and VISTIQ are manufactured on a dedicated Right Hand Drive line in Spring Hill, Tennessee, USA.

The OPTIQ is manufactured on a dedicated Right Hand drive line in Ramos Arizpe plant, Mexico

At this time, Cadillac in Australia and New Zealand offer the OPTIQ, LYRIQ and VISTIQ. The availability of other models, including the Escalade, has not been confirmed.

Yes, the LYRIQ is equipped with wireless charging for compatible Apple and Android devices.

Both Luxury and Sport models sit on GM’s bespoke EV battery technology, and feature all-wheel drive propulsion.  Luxury has an angled linear pattern on the shield (grille) and features brighter accents on the wheels and exterior mouldings. Sport has an interlocking triangular pattern in the shield texture and darker accents on a number of exterior features including the wheels, lower fascia grille and headlamp surround. You can compare the complete differences between Luxury and Sport models via our LYRIQ product page.

The battery is located in the floor of the vehicle to optimise weight distribution and improve handling.

No, the LYRIQ does not have a front storage compartment (frunk). However, it offers ample storage in the rear.

There is no spare tyre or tyre inflator kit for Cadillac. However, the tyres fitted are ‘self-sealing’ for minor debris.

The LYRIQ features near-instant torque, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in around 5.3 seconds, providing a thrilling driving experience. Figures based on GM testing in the United States in controlled environments. Actual figures may vary and are subject to environmental conditions.

The LYRIQ is currently unrated for towing in Australia and New Zealand. Cadillac currently does not offer any towing options.

The LYRIQ offering in Australia and New Zealand features dual motors in all-wheel-drive, both mounted in the undercarriage for optimal performance.

The boot can be opened via the key fob, a button on the trunk, or by using the hands-free feature with a foot motion sensor.

The LYRIQ includes advanced safety features such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, automatic emergency braking, and a 360-degree camera system. Find out more about LYRIQ’s safety features via the product features page.

Important: Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road conditions at all times. Visibility, weather and road conditions may affect feature performance. Read the vehicle’s owner’s manual for more important safety limitations and information.

Super Cruise is a feature that is not currently available in Australia and New Zealand.

The LYRIQ boasts a 33-inch curved LED display, AKG studio-grade sound system, and advanced connectivity features including wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Find out more about LYRIQ’s technology features on the technology page.

The LYRIQ name is a nod to the fact that Cadillac is one of the most mentioned brands in songs.

Yes, it is being factory built in right-hand-drive.

Yes, The LYRIQ features wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto as standard. Apple and Android terms and conditions apply.

GM’s bespoke EV battery technology, which features in the LYRIQ, is made at GM's battery facility in Warren, Ohio.

Guidance on safely storing your Cadillac can be found in your Owner's Manual.

Cadillac recommends maintaining battery charge between 20% and 80% for daily use. You can adjust LYRIQ's charge settings, including maximum charge, in the charging settings of the vehicle.  

Each vehicle contains one high voltage battery and one conventional 12V battery.

Cadillac EVs feature General Motor’s bespoke modular EV propulsion architecture, including a bespoke EV battery technology.

Cadillac EVs are compatible with many public charging networks, including those using standard connectors. However, not all Tesla Superchargers may be compatible.

The Cadillac LYRIQ offers an estimated range of up to 530 kilometers on a full charge. Range is based on a full charge. The range of electric vehicles is determined using a uniform measurement procedure (WLTP). Range and energy consumption may vary under real-world conditions depending on driving style and various external factors. It is therefore not always possible to achieve the range according to WLTP.

Charging times vary depending on the method. For example, using a 7.4kW single phase AC home charger, LYRIQ can gain about 43km per hour of charge. With a 22kW three phase AC home charger, LYRIQ can charge at about 94km per hour of charge. If you connect LYRIQ to a DC fast charger and LYRIQ can charge up to 80% in about 30 minutes*

*Based on a 2025 LYRIQ charging with a compatible 190kW DC charger. Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature. See the vehicle's Owner's Manual for additional limitations. 

The frequency of charging your LYRIQ depends on your driving habits, environmental conditions, road conditions and the distance you travel. On a full charge, the LYRIQ can offer an estimated range of up to 530 km, For most daily commutes, you may only need to charge every few days or even weekly. Charging can be conveniently done overnight at home using a wall connector or at public charging stations when needed.

Note: Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature. See the vehicle's Owner’s Manual for additional limitations.

Note: The range of electric vehicles is determined using a uniform measurement procedure (WLTP). These results are not guaranteed. Range and energy consumption may vary under real-world conditions depending on driving style and various external factors. It is therefore not always possible to achieve the range according to WLTP.

If your Cadillac LYRIQ runs out of charge, you will need to arrange for roadside assistance to transport your vehicle to the nearest charging station. Cadillac offers roadside assistance services to help in these situations. It's always a good idea to plan your trips and monitor your charge levels to avoid running out, and public charging stations are widely available for quick top-ups.

For Australian customers, Cadillac has partnered with Chargefox, the largest charging platform in the country. You can find locations in the Chargefox app, which will be shown to you upon delivery of your Cadillac.

For New Zealand customers, Cadillac has partnered with ChargeNet.

There are also many other public charging providers whose networks can be utilised across both countries.

The cost of charging your LYRIQ will depend on the charging provider and whether you're charging at home or using public charging stations. On average, charging at home using off-peak electricity rates is more cost-effective than public charging. For public charging, costs vary depending on the network, with some stations offering free charging and others charging per kWh or time used.

In Australia, all vehicles purchased through Cadillac ANZ will come with 1 year of free public charging provided by Chargefox, and the choice of one (1) 7kW Autel MaxiCharger AC Lite home charging unit with standard installation by JET Charge OR an additional 2 years of free public charging from Chargefox in Australia. The standard installation scope includes a single-phase, dedicated electrical circuit with up to 15 metres of copper cable, installation of an isolation switch near the charging unit and installation of electrical circuit protection. More information on standard installation with JET Charge can be found here. If the infrastructure available at your home does not meet the criteria for a standard installation, your installation will be treated as nonstandard. Cadillac will cover costs for nonstandard installs up to the value of a standard installation, and JET Charge will provide you with a quote for any additional costs or variations. Apartment installations are excluded from this offer.

Charging your LYRIQ at home is simple. You can use the included portable charge cord from day one, or a wall connector for faster charging. Simply plug the vehicle into the wall connector, and it will charge overnight or during off-peak hours using the charging settings in the vehicle.

The LYRIQ comes standard with a portable charge cord that can be used with a standard household outlet (240V) for slower charging or with a dedicated home wall connector for faster charging. 

In Australia, all vehicles purchased through Cadillac ANZ will come with 1 year of free public charging provided by Chargefox, and the choice of one (1) 7kW Autel MaxiCharger AC Lite home charging unit with standard installation by JET Charge OR an additional 2 years of free public charging from Chargefox in Australia. The standard installation scope includes a single-phase, dedicated electrical circuit with up to 15 metres of copper cable, installation of an isolation switch near the charging unit and installation of electrical circuit protection. More information on standard installation with JET Charge can be found here. If the infrastructure available at your home does not meet the criteria for a standard installation, your installation will be treated as nonstandard. Cadillac will cover costs for nonstandard installs up to the value of a standard installation, and JET Charge will provide you with a quote for any additional costs or variations. Apartment installations are excluded from this offer. 

For New Zealand customers, Cadillac has partnered with ChargeNet to offer $400 charging credit with every LYRIQ purchase. ChargeNet is Aotearoa’s leading EV fast-charging network, providing drivers with accesss to over 450 charging points nationwide. Cadillac has also partnered with Evnex to supply premium New Zealand made home chargers to customers.

No. The vehicle has software that will prevent charging when the battery reaches a full charge.

Yes, the Owner's manual refers to putting the vehicle in Park before charging.

Yes, provided compatible chargers are used, and any power supply is utility supplier provided i.e. using the plug-in charger during the day at a property with solar panels connected through the switchboard of that property. Check with your charging installer to confirm.

The Cadillac LYRIQ is equipped with a Type 2 charging port, which is compatible with most public charging stations in Australia and New Zealand. In most cases, you will not need an adapter. However, if you plan to use a different type of charging station, we recommend to verify compatibility or consult your local service centre for guidance on adapters.

Yes, it can be charged in the rain.

Charging times vary depending on the method. For example, using a 7.4kW single phase AC home charger, LYRIQ can gain about 43km per hour of charge. With a 22kW three phase AC home charger, LYRIQ can charge at about 94km per hour of charge. If you connect LYRIQ to a DC fast charger and LYRIQ can charge up to 80% in about 30 minutes. 

Based on a 2025 LYRIQ charging with a compatible 190kW DC charger. Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature. See the vehicle's Owner's Manual for additional limitations. 

Charging the battery slowly results in lower battery activity which may prolong the life of the battery. Cadillac Evs come with software designed to charge the vehicle at optimal rates depending on the output of a connected charger.

Charging an EV can be like charging a mobile phone - simply plugging in at night. This will depend on your driving habits, environmental conditions, road conditions and the distance you travel. On a full charge, the LYRIQ can offer an estimated range of up to 530 km. For most daily commutes, you may only need to charge every few days or even weekly. Charging can be conveniently done overnight at home using a wall connector or at public charging stations when needed.

Note: Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature. See the vehicle's Owner’s Manual for additional limitations.

Note: The range of electric vehicles is determined using a uniform measurement procedure (WLTP). These results are not guaranteed. Range and energy consumption may vary under real-world conditions depending on driving style and various external factors. It is therefore not always possible to achieve the range according to WLTP.

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You will be able to book a service through the Cadillac experience centre or through our network of authorised service outlets. See here for the locations.

All Cadillac vehicles purchased through Cadillac ANZ come with a comprehensive warranty, including a 5-year/Unlimited km vehicle warranty and an 8-year/160,000 km battery warranty. Some buyer type restrictions may apply. If the vehicle has been used for commercial application^, the warranty coverage expires at the end of 5 Years or once the vehicle has travelled 200,000 km, whichever comes first. 

^ Commercial Application means that the vehicle has at any time been used or is currently used for a commercial purpose, and such uses include without limitation; taxi services, hire or rental vehicle services, courier services, and vehicles transporting people or goods for payment (including on a part-time or casual basis, and rideshare (such as Uber or Didi). The warranty coverage for vehicles used  for a commercial application expires at the end of 5 Years or once the vehicle has travelled 200,000 km, whichever comes first.  Visit the owners section of our website to find out more.

Yes, All Cadillac vehicles purchased through Cadillac ANZ come with complimentary 5 years of roadside assistance. 

Cadillac offers standard 8 year/160,000km battery warranty.

Electric vehicles like the LYRIQ require less maintenance than traditional vehicles. Key service items include tire rotations, brake fluid checks, and periodic software updates. Cadillac recommends consulting with authorised service centres for specific service packages and costs, which will vary depending on your location and service needs. Service Intervals are 12000km/12 months. Additionally, all Cadillac vehicles purchased through Cadillac ANZ come with free servicing for the first 5 years or 5 Scheduled Services, whichever comes first. Terms and conditions apply.

Cadillac vehicles, including the LYRIQ, have a maintenance schedule of every 12,000 kilometres or 12 months, whichever comes first. Servicing requirements are completed as per the maintenance schedule. Cadillac Service Centres and authorised service partners will perform the necessary safety checks and multipoint inspection at each service. Regular service intervals include tire inspections and rotations, fluid checks, and system diagnostics. More detailed services may be needed at higher kilometre milestones, as outlined in your vehicle's owner's manual. Electric vehicle systems typically require fewer repairs and maintenance compared to internal combustion engines.

It is highly recommended to service your vehicle at an authorised Cadillac Service Centre to ensure it is maintained by factory-trained professionals with the latest tools and training. However, customers are free to service a vehicle elsewhere. While not required to maintain your warranty, servicing at an authorised centre ensures proper handling of warranty claims.

Yes, your Cadillac service centre will have the necessary parts in stock to address any service and warranty requirements. Availability of parts may be subject to supply disruptions from time to time.

There are recommended daily checks a driver should carry out regardless of the type of vehicle driven and Cadillac is no different such as for example, visually inspecting tyres, checking any illuminated warnings on the instrument panel. For any daily or weekly checks required, please refer to the owner's manual for specific guidance. There are no specific checks required for Cadillac over and above these normal checks.

A full range of parts will be available to purchase from your Cadillac Service Centre.

For Australian and New Zealand customers, Cadillac vehicles can currently be ordered online through the build and price feature on our website or by visiting one of our experience centres.

You can register your expression of interest for a test drive by clicking on the Test Drive link on our website and completing the form.

Cadillac has partnered with Plenti Finance Pty Ltd in Australia to offer financing options. You can find details in the Build and Price section of our website.
Customers may also choose to apply for finance from other providers.

Cadillac offers various customization options, from exterior colours to interior finishes. Customers can use the Vehicle Configurator to design their perfect Cadillac today.

You can build and price your LYRIQ by clicking on the build and price link on our website.

You can register your interest in a test drive through the Test Drive form on our website.

Cadillac is launching Cadillac Experience Centres across Australia and New Zealand, starting with Cadillac Sydney in the premium Rosebery Engine Yards.

Cadillac looks forward to welcoming you. We are launching Cadillac Experience Centres across Australia and New Zealand, starting with Cadillac Sydney in the premium Rosebery Engine Yards.

You can buy accessories for your Cadillac online on our website during the vehicle purchase process.  Additional accessories can also be added at any time prior to arranging delivery by speaking to one of our Cadillac Sales team.  Post delivery, you can order and buy accessories for fitment through one of our Cadillac experience centres. Your Cadillac Sales representative can also help you with purchasing these if you need any assistance.