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Tests & Drives On the eve of Cadillac's pivot to electrification, we note how the marque came to be defined by the vehicles at its lineup's margins: the now ubiquitous Escalade SUV and a bunch of V-series supersedans. We've enjoyed its amazing sport sedans, but the Lyriq proves Cadillac didn't shrink at the opportunity to show a broader segment of buyers exactly what this American luxury house is capable of. The dual-motor Lyriq will bring about 500 hp later this year, and a Cadillac engineer hinted the brand's V performance badge will stick around through the transition to electrics. [Extracted from the article]