The 2027 Cadillac Lyriq gains a key upgrade for $200 more
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- Cadillac opened orders for the 2027 Lyriq at $61,995, a $200 increase over the 2026 model.
- The 2027 Lyriq features a native NACS port, allowing direct Tesla Supercharger access without an adapter.
- A GM spokesperson confirmed all 2027 Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac models will ship with native NACS ports.
- The Augmented Reality Head-Up Display is now standard only on the Lyriq-V and Lyriq-V Premium trims, down from all four trims in 2026.
- The single-motor RWD Lyriq delivers up to 326 miles of EPA-estimated range from a 102 kWh battery; AWD trims manage 319 miles and the Lyriq-V gets 285 miles.
- At 190 kW peak charging, the Lyriq adds roughly 86 miles of range in 10 minutes; AWD costs an extra $3,500.
Why it matters: Cadillac buyers gain direct Tesla Supercharger access — a major real-world convenience — for a $200 price bump that the source characterizes as a modest ask. A GM spokesperson confirmed the NACS rollout extends across all 2027 Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac models, accelerating the industry-wide consolidation around Tesla's charging connector as the U.S. standard.
