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GM Recalls Over 41,000 Cadillac Lyriq EVs Due to Blank Display Screen Issue

Cadillac Lyriq Recall: GM Addresses Blank Display Safety Issue | MotorVero

GM Recalls 41,000+ Cadillac Lyriq EVs Over Critical Display Malfunction

Cadillac Lyriq recall

Safety alert affects 2023-2024 models with potential blank screen issue while driving

Recall Notice: General Motors has issued an urgent safety recall for certain Cadillac Lyriq electric vehicles due to a software-related display malfunction that could compromise driver awareness.
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The Safety Concern Explained

GM has identified a potentially dangerous software flaw in the video display control module of approximately 41,300 Cadillac Lyriq SUVs from model years 2023-2024. This critical component may unexpectedly fail while the vehicle is in motion, causing the driver's video display to go completely blank.

When this occurs, drivers lose access to:

Why This Matters

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The sudden loss of these critical displays creates a significant safety risk, as drivers may be deprived of essential information needed for safe vehicle operation. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has classified this as a Category 2Q recall, indicating a moderate risk of crash or injury if left unaddressed.

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Affected Vehicles

The recall specifically impacts:

How to Check Your Vehicle

Lyriq owners can verify if their vehicle is included in this recall by:

  1. Visiting the NHTSA recall website and entering their 17-digit VIN
  2. Using the GM recall lookup tool
  3. Checking the recall notice mailed to registered owners starting July 14, 2024

The Repair Solution

GM has developed a free software update to resolve the display module issue. Owners have two convenient repair options:

1. Dealership Service

Cadillac will notify affected owners to schedule a free service appointment at their local dealership. The software update typically takes under 30 minutes to complete.

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2. Over-the-Air (OTA) Update

For vehicles equipped with GM's latest connectivity features, the repair may be completed remotely via wireless software update. Owners will receive a notification when the OTA update is available for their vehicle.

Important: Until the update is installed, drivers should be aware that the display could malfunction at any time. If the screen goes blank while driving, GM recommends pulling over safely when possible.

Contact Information

For additional recall information, affected owners can:

Additional Safety Resources

For comprehensive information about this and other vehicle recalls, consider these authoritative sources:

Understanding Vehicle Recalls

This Cadillac Lyriq recall follows a standard automotive safety process:

The Recall Timeline

  1. Problem Identification: GM's monitoring systems detected unusual display failures in Lyriq vehicles
  2. Investigation: Engineers replicated the issue and traced it to software in the display control module
  3. Solution Development: Software team created and tested a corrective update
  4. Regulator Approval: NHTSA reviewed and approved the recall remedy
  5. Owner Notification: Communications sent to registered vehicle owners

Why Recalls Matter

Automotive recalls demonstrate an important safety net in vehicle manufacturing. While concerning for owners, they represent the manufacturer's commitment to:

  • Addressing safety issues proactively
  • Maintaining vehicle reliability
  • Protecting consumers from potential hazards
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MotorVero provides independent automotive recall information and analysis. For official recall notices, always consult manufacturer communications.

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Last Updated On Jul, 17-2025

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