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Free servicing, free public charging and the option of a free home charger are among the perks Cadillac is offering Lyriq buyers in Australia.

Orders have opened for the Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV, priced from $117,000 before on-road costs. Customer deliveries will begin in late 2024 or early 2025.

One of the first examples of the right-hand drive Cadillac Lyriq has appeared in Australia, ahead of deliveries starting within months.

While overseas demand for luxury electric vehicles appears to have peaked, Cadillac is confident in its upcoming Australian launch.

Cadillac's future may be electric, but there are a few years left in its turbocharged V6 and supercharged V8 sports sedans.

Cadillac is coming back to Australia in 2024, launching with the electric Lyriq SUV which will be sold through a new retail network.

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After a short-lived right-hand drive push over a decade ago, GM's Cadillac brand may return to RHD manufacturing with its Lyriq EV.

Within the next nine years Cadillac plans to say goodbye to internal combustion engines forever as it transitions to an all-electric future.

Cadillac’s track-ready V-Series Blackwing sedans have supercharged V8 and turbocharged V6 engines, rear-wheel drive and manual transmissions for those not yet ready for a downsized, electrified future.

The new Cadillac Lyriq crossover will be the first EV model for the brand as it seeks to reposition itself as GM's electric leader.

The Holden Commodore may be gone but V8-powered sedans with manual transmissions will still be made by General Motors. We just won't get them here.