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Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) cost to own in Canada — the true 5-year total

The Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) starts at $73,299. Over 5 years, owning one (EV) costs about $78,611 in Canada as of July 2, 2026 — $1,310/month, $1.05/km — including depreciation, charging (with the ~12% charging loss most calculators ignore), maintenance, insurance, financing and registration. That's $5,773 more than a comparable Lexus RX 350 AWD over the same 5 years.

Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) incentives & grants

Canada EVAP: up to $5,000 off an eligible new EV ($2,500 PHEV); Quebec / BC may add more. Shown for reference; not in the totals above. Source: Transport Canada.

Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) · Canada · 5-year estimate$78,611 total · $1,310/mo · $1.05/km

Where the money goes

5-year total cost of ownership by component, by vehicle (CAD). Estimates; sources dated in the methodology.
Cost componentElectric · Cadillac LYRIQGas · Lexus RX 350 AWD
Depreciation (estimated)$42,513 (54%)$31,660 (43%)
Charging / fuel$3,473 (4%)$12,474 (17%)
↳ of which charging loss12% (~$417)
Maintenance$3,248 (4%)$5,873 (8%)
Insurance$15,655 (20%)$11,445 (16%)
Financing interest$13,221 (17%)$10,887 (15%)
Registration & fees$500 (1%)$500 (1%)
Total cost of ownership$78,611$72,838

Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) specs & assumptions

Starting price
$73,299manufacturer
Powertrain
Electric
Efficiency
19 kWh/100kmNRCan
Range
525 kmNRCan
Canada electricity
16.50c/kWhprovincial utilities
Annual km (assumed)
15,000Canada average

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What the numbers say

The Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) costs about $78,611 to own over 5 years in Canada — $1,310/month, $1.05/km at 15,000 km/yr — and depreciation is the biggest line: $42,513, 54% of the total (as of July 2, 2026).

What we assume for maintenance

Assumed $650/yr for an EV at 15,000 km/yr — about $3,248 of the 5-year total above. On this market's assumptions an EV runs about $525/yr less in maintenance than a gas car ($650 vs $1,175). See the methodology for sources; adjustable in the calculator.

Cost to charge the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) at home

The Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) runs about $3.56 per 100 km at home — versus about $11.76 for a typical 7 L/100km petrol car. Home charging only (the ~12% AC charging loss is included); public DC fast-charging is billed per session by each network — often 2–3× the home rate — and isn't in these figures.

Per 100 km at home
$3.5619 kWh/100km + 12% charging loss × $0.17/kWh
A typical 7 L/100km petrol car
$11.76/100kmat $1.68/L — for comparison

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FAQ

How much does it cost to charge the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) at home?

About $3.56 per 100 km — home charging, with the ~12% AC charging loss included, at $0.17/kWh. A typical 7 L/100km petrol car costs about $11.76 per 100 km.

How much does the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) battery replacement cost?

Most EVs never need a battery-pack replacement inside the manufacturer's battery warranty (typically 8 years / 160,000 km), so no replacement cost is in the 5-year total above — see the methodology for how battery life is treated.

What does the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) really cost to own over 5 years in Canada?

The Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) costs about $78,611 to own over 5 years in Canada — about $1,310/month — including depreciation, charging, maintenance, insurance, registration and financing.

How much does the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) cost per month in Canada?

About $1,310/month over 5 years ($1.05/km) — depreciation, charging, insurance, maintenance, registration and financing included.

Is the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) cheaper to own than the Lexus RX 350 AWD?

No — about $78,611 vs $72,838 over 5 years in Canada: $5,773 more.

How much does charging cost for the Cadillac LYRIQ (Luxury RWD) over 5 years?

About $3,473 at Canada rates (including the ~12% AC charging loss) — already inside the total above.

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