2024 Cadillac Lyriq RWD gets an estimated 314 miles per charge
for the 2024 Lyriq AWD couldn't be parsed in a way that matched earlier numbers.
What we're clear on is that the Lyriq retail site now says the 2024 Lyriq RWD goes 314 miles on a charge on 20-inchers, the Lyriq AWD goes 307 miles. It's not clear what changed on the RWD trim to eke out two more miles, nor what juju Cadillac engineers conjured to get the AWD range so close to the RWD range.
The potential caveat is that real-world experience will need to verify this. The Society of Automotive Engineers andthat asserted"most BEVs tested to date fall short of both their electric consumption and range label values," and that the disparity between claimed and actual EV driving ranges is wider than the same disparity for vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. It's possible the Lyriq is a poster child for the phenomenon.
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