Cadillac Lyriq-V lands in Australia March 2027 with 3.6-second sprint
The V-Series variant arrives in Q1-Q2 2027, hitting 100km/h in 3.6 seconds with 75kW more power and 160Nm more torque.
Cadillac has confirmed Australian deliveries of the Lyriq-V, a high-performance electric SUV, will begin in late March or April 2027. The V-Series packs 75 kilowatts extra power and 160 Newton-metres more torque than the standard Sport model, cutting the sprint to 100km/h from 4.9 seconds down to 3.6.
The Lyriq-V shares the same 92kWh battery and dual-motor all-wheel drive as the Sport, though the extra performance trims the driving range to 471 kilometres. The V-Series adds adaptive suspension dampers, larger 22-inch wheels, and a Velocity Max button letting drivers tap full performance on demand.
Prior to the Lyriq-V, Cadillac had built high-performance V-Series models for over two decades. This is the brand's first electric V-Series vehicle.
- Late March or April 2027
- Delivery window
- 3.6 seconds
- 0-100km/h time
- 75 kilowatts
- Extra power versus Sport
- 471 kilometres
- Driving range
Why it mattersAustralian buyers keen on premium electric performance now have a concrete delivery timeline and full spec to weigh against rivals in the luxury SUV segment.
AustraliaThe V-Series joins Cadillac's renewed push into the Australian market with a local delivery window, bringing flagship EV performance to buyers who want both raw speed and electric efficiency.
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