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2027 Cadillac Lyriq Gets a NACS Port, New Colors and an OnStar AI Assistant
The 2027 Lyriq costs $200 more, plugs straight into Tesla Superchargers and will be first to get GM's OnStar AI Assistant. Some trims lose the AR head-up display.
Dashbird newsroom Updated Oct 23, 2026
Model-year changes explained: new prices, trims, colors and features, and what was dropped, so you know which year to buy.

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The 2027 Lyriq costs $200 more, plugs straight into Tesla Superchargers and will be first to get GM's OnStar AI Assistant. Some trims lose the AR head-up display.

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The electric Escalade and its long IQL sibling get a native NACS port, a 19.2 kW charger on every trim, four new paints and a Signature Sport trim. Pricing is still to come.

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Cadillac cut three Escalade trims for 2027, lifting the entry price by $11,600. What changed, what the new prices are, and when a leftover 2026 makes more sense.

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Cadillac's smallest EV changes little for 2027: four new paints, a limited Optiq-V edition and cleaner badges. Base rear-drive models now list for about $900 less than in June.

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Cadillac's three-row EV adds a native Tesla-style charge port, new paints and a darker grille for 2027, while prices rise $105 and a few luxury touches disappear.

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The rounded newton-meter figures on Cadillac tailgates, like the Escalade's 600 and the Vistiq's 900, are going away for 2027. The T and E4 badges stay.