Thousands Of Cadillac EVs Recalled Over A Feature Meant To Impress
Cadillac is recalling over 40,000 Lyriqs with displays that can go blank. The 2023 and 2024 models will receive updated software to address the issue. The update can be delivered over-the-air or installed at local dealerships. The Cadillac Lyriq has been a hit for General Motors and has attracted new customers to the brand. However, the electric crossover is now the subject of a sizable recall. 41,376 vehicles from the 2023 and 2024 model years are impacted as they’re equipped with a 33-inch curved display that can go blank while being driven. This poses a safety risk as it could disable the instrument cluster, rearview camera, and other federally mandated safety features. More: 2026 Lyriq-V Boasts 615 HP, Is The Quickest Cadillac Ever The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says GM opened an investigation in March after the government inquired into customer complaints alleging display...