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The Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV is ushering in a new era at GM

This is the first of many battery-powered vehicles that the Detroit-based automaker will introduce in the coming years.

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This is the new Cadillac Lyriq all-electric SUV.

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The interior features a massive 33-inch LED screen and some interesting wood-and-aluminum trim. 

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The Lyriq should offer more than 300 miles of range. 

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GM's acclaimed Super Cruise hands-free driver aid will be offered in this vehicle.

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Do you like how the Lyriq looks? Its front end is a bit on the busy side. 

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Expect plenty of tech in this all-electric vehicle. 

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Yep, segments of the grille are illuminated for maximum bling. The Cadillac crest lights up, too.

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The Lyriq's rear is a bit tamer than its front.

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