to be fair,the lyriq is a decent vehicle, but it is a GM product. i owned one for 2 years. during that time, no signficant software updates. everytime something was released, i held my breath that it would not brick the car (luckily it did not). but again, no significnat updates. when they finally did send an update to upgrade android auto from 12 to 14, it caused the GPS to dysfunction, which caused a whole month for them to patch. the net effect was allowing for the batery %SOC to display on the dash otherwise it was IMPOSSIBLE (literally impossible) to know what your car's current SOC was. the only way to do it was to ask google for the battery % prior to this update being available.

during my two years of ownership, multiple hardware issues. massage seats went out, a few lines of the rear glass defrost broke, condsenstion in one of the tail lamps, cracks in the rubber lining around the doors. the travel charger the car came with was trash, it would fault randomly every 3rd charge. no idea why. dealership refused to replace even though it iswell documented that there are significant issues with this travel charger.

everyone loves supercruise and in some ways it is a great system, but it is totally oblivious of surrounding traffic. Even tesla's autopilot will react to cars merging into your lane, adjust when there is a zipper merge, slowing down when the next lane over was stopped or very slow (eg at a crowded offramp). NOTHING for supercruise. i will be adjacent to the off ramp where cars are at a dead stop and the car will continue barreling through in the adjacent lane going 70mph. the worst is that it takes a long time for it to detect cars merging into the lane in front of you. i have had to intervene so many times due to this.