The last time we saw the Cadillac Lyriq, it was literally going from the freezer to the furnace as part of its validation testing. That was in November 2021; the process was approximately 80 percent complete at that point so it's safe to assume full-blown production is just around the corner. In fact, it could be just a couple of weeks away.
We're hearing unconfirmed reports that March 21 is the day, according to Cadillac Society. The manufacturing facility in Spring Hill, Tennessee underwent a multi-billion dollar renovation to handle the Ultium-powered crossover, and as Cadillac's first all-electric vehicle, there's certainly a lot riding on its success. Motor1.com contacted Cadillac to get a confirmation on the production date; a spokesperson advised us that plans for production were on track for later this month but couldn't provide a specific day.
