Summary
The Cadillac LYRIQ has 13 recalls covering 2022 through 2025 model years, with the most serious being a front stabilizer bar bracket defect on 2023-2025 vehicles where loose bolts can separate from the frame, damaging high-voltage cables or battery coolant lines and cutting drive power while driving.
Two other brake-related recalls affect 2023-2024 all-wheel drive models: the anti-lock brake system can activate on its own and release brake pressure, reducing or eliminating braking ability. The 2023 model year has a separate software issue where the ABS can malfunction and cause reduced stopping force. On 2023 models, a high-voltage battery connection defect can also cause sudden loss of drive power. The 2022 model year shares that battery connection issue as well.
The rear seat belt anchor brackets on 2023-2024 vehicles may have been inadequately welded to the seat frame, meaning the belt may not hold an occupant in a crash.
Several recalls across 2023 and 2024 model years address the driver's instrument display going blank while driving, which removes speedometer readout, warning lights, and the rearview camera image. These vehicles can also lose the rearview camera image independently when shifted into reverse, leaving the driver without rear visibility while backing. The 2023 model year has an additional software issue where the body control module was miscalibrated and can fail to emit the low-speed pedestrian warning sound, leaving people outside unaware the vehicle is approaching.
The 2025 model year has a compliance recall where the owner's manual contains incorrect instructions for adjusting the rear outboard head restraints, which could lead owners to set them in a position that offers less neck protection in a crash.
