Cadillac preps dealer network for upcoming EVs, including Lyriq

Before production of the Lyriq crossover begins in 2022, Cadillac dealers will have to add charging stations and undergo training to sell and repair EVs. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

August 17, 2020 04:00 AM

Cadillac faces an ambitious to-do list as it prepares to make its lineup fully electric within the next decade, starting with the Lyriq crossover unveiled this month.

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