Feds Say Cadillac Lyriq Is Not an SUV and Won't Be Discounted as Such

10 Jan 2023 | Abstracted from Jalopnik

"...semantics are standing in the way of the most important Cadillac in decades being eligible for the full $7,500 tax credit...because it isn't technically an SUV per the government’s antiquated definition, it's too expensive to qualify.

"The Lyriq misses on all of those fronts...All-wheel-drive, dual motor examples of the Lyriq are set to begin deliveries later this year, but those supposedly don't pass the arcane SUV sniff test."

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