Cadillac Lyriq front view
Cadillac Lyriq 2025 · from $58,595 · Midsize Luxury SUV
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LEXUSTX 350
Lexus TX 350 2026 · from $56,940 · Midsize Luxury SUV

Lyriq vs TX 350

Different logos, same mission. The Lyriq and the TX 350 both want to be your next car. On the overall scorecard, the Lyriq is ahead: 1 of 3 areas, with engine & performance doing the heavy lifting.

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At a glance

  • Engine & Performance Lyriq wins
  • Space & Practicality Trade-off
  • Off-road & Towing Tie
  • Price TX 350 wins
Lyriq Spec score by area
  • Engine & Performance2.6
  • Space & Practicality3.7
TX 350 Spec score by area
  • Engine & Performance1.2
  • Space & Practicality7.1

Spec scores (0 to 10) are calculated from manufacturer specs against other models in the same class. See how the formula works. They are not reviews or user ratings.

Key Differences

  1. The Lyriq has 39% more cargo space

    The TX 350 lists 20.2 cu ft; the Lyriq comes in at 28 cu ft. That’s not a rounding error. Cargo space behind the rear seats is what you use every day for groceries, strollers and luggage.

  2. The Lyriq has 90 hp more power

    At 365 hp versus 275 hp, this is a decisive lead for the Lyriq, the kind of difference you notice without looking for it. The Lyriq’s extra output gives it more in reserve when you need to get up to speed.

  3. The TX 350 has room for 7 seats

    If seats is one of your priorities, this settles it: the TX 350 leads clearly with 7 seats to the Lyriq’s 5 seats. Third-row seats are often best for kids, so check legroom figures if adults will sit there.

  4. The TX 350 has 60% more maximum cargo space

    The numbers aren’t close. The TX 350 lists 97 cu ft for cargo (seats folded), while the Lyriq lists 60.8 cu ft. Maximum cargo space with the seats folded matters when you move furniture, bikes or bulky gear.

Design & Size

Size is a trade-off, not a score: the TX 350 is larger, the Lyriq more compact.

Dimensions
Dimensions: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Length 196.7 in 203.2 in
Width (no mirrors) 77.8 in 78.4 in
Height N/A (not specified) 70.1 in
Wheelbase 121.8 in 116.1 in

Engine & Performance

Lyriq leads

The engine & performance comparison is one-sided. The Lyriq leads where it counts. The Lyriq takes this one with 90 hp more power. Power is only part of the story; weight, gearing and torque delivery shape how quick a car feels. That makes the Lyriq the natural choice for buyers focused on engine & performance.

Total system output

Lyriq: 365 hp (winner)
TX 350: 275 hp

Torque

Lyriq: 325 lb-ft
TX 350: 317 lb-ft
LyriqTX 350

Total system output

Lyriq: 365 hp TX 350: 275 hp More power helps with merging, overtaking and climbing hills, especially with passengers and luggage on board.

Space & Practicality

Trade-off

In the space & practicality category, the Lyriq counts 39% more cargo space in its favor, and the TX 350 answers with room for 7 seats. Net result on space & practicality: a genuine trade-off.

Seats

Lyriq: 5 seats
TX 350: 7 seats (winner)

Cargo (behind rear seats)

Lyriq: 28 cu ft (winner)
TX 350: 20.2 cu ft

Cargo (seats folded)

Lyriq: 60.8 cu ft
TX 350: 97 cu ft (winner)
LyriqTX 350

Cargo (behind rear seats)

Lyriq: 28 cu ft TX 350: 20.2 cu ft The Lyriq’s larger cargo area makes family trips and big shopping runs easier.

Seats

Lyriq: 5 seats TX 350: 7 seats Extra seats mean you can take more people along without taking a second car.

Off-road & Towing

Too close to call

Neither the Lyriq nor the TX 350 has a real advantage in the off-road & towing category. For off-road & towing, pick whichever you prefer for other reasons.

Safety & Tech

The Lyriq and the TX 350 differ on safety & tech in ways that are described rather than measured. The table has the details.

Full Specifications

Engine & Performance
Engine & Performance: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Powertrain Battery electric Gas
Engine Single-motor electric 2.4L turbo I4
Total system output 365 hp (winner) 275 hp
Torque 325 lb-ft 317 lb-ft
Transmission Single-speed 8-speed automatic
Drivetrain RWD (AWD available) FWD (AWD available)
Fuel Economy & Range
Fuel Economy & Range: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Fuel economy (combined)EPA estimate where available N/A (not specified) 23 mpg
Fuel economy (city) N/A (not specified) 21 mpg
Fuel economy (highway) N/A (not specified) 27 mpg
Electric range 326 mi N/A (not specified)
Fuel tank N/A (not specified) 17.8 gal
Space & Practicality
Space & Practicality: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Seats 5 seats 7 seats (winner)
Cargo (behind rear seats) 28 cu ft (winner) 20.2 cu ft
Cargo (seats folded) 60.8 cu ft 97 cu ft (winner) Most room, seats folded
Off-road & Towing
Off-road & Towing: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Max towing N/A (not specified) 5,000 lb
AWD / 4WD available Yes Yes
Safety & Tech
Safety & Tech: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Largest touchscreen N/A (not specified) 14 in
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto N/A (not specified)
Basic warranty 4 yr / 50,000 mi 4 yr / 50,000 mi
Dimensions
Dimensions: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Length 196.7 in 203.2 in
Width (no mirrors) 77.8 in 78.4 in
Height N/A (not specified) 70.1 in
Wheelbase 121.8 in 116.1 in
Price
Price: Lyriq vs TX 350
SpecLyriqTX 350
Starting MSRP $58,595 $56,940

“N/A” means the manufacturer does not specify the value or we could not confirm it. Figures marked “manufacturer rating” are the maker’s own claims, not our measurements.

Price & Value

Lyriq $58,595 Luxury RWD, excl. destination
TX 350 $56,940 2026 MSRP excl. destination (DPH subtracted from the pricing sheet)

Price barely moves the needle here: the Lyriq launched $1,655 higher. The Lyriq justifies part of its $1,655 premium with 39% more cargo space and 90 hp more power.

Launch prices in the US as of launch; street prices move, so check before you buy.

Which One Should You Buy?

Choose the Lyriq if…

  • you haul strollers, luggage or sports gear every week (28 cu ft vs 20.2 cu ft)
  • you want more power (365 hp vs 275 hp)
  • you value compactness over sheer size
Lyriq specs & rivals

Choose the TX 350 if…

  • you need more seats (7 seats vs 5 seats)
  • you want more room with the seats folded (97 cu ft vs 60.8 cu ft)
  • you want the lower price and can live with the trade-offs ($1,655 less)
TX 350 specs & rivals

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I buy the Lyriq or the TX 350?

The Lyriq wins more of the areas we compared, so it’s the safer pick unless having room for 7 seats matters more to you than the rest.

Which is larger, the Lyriq or the TX 350?

The TX 350 is the larger of the two. It measures 203.2 × 78.4 × 70.1 in, compared with 196.7 × 77.8 in for the Lyriq.

Is the Lyriq cheaper than the TX 350?

Going by launch prices, the TX 350 costs $1,655 less than the Lyriq. Prices as of launch; current offers may differ.

Executive Summary

Founder & Editor

Two companies, two answers to the same question. That’s how I see the Lyriq from Cadillac and the TX 350 from Lexus. Here’s what matters most to me: the Lyriq offers 39% more cargo space. Stack 90 hp more power on top of that, and the Lyriq’s lead grows. The TX 350 does have a strong card to play: room for 7 seats.

Match the strength to your habits (engine & performance for the Lyriq, passenger space for the TX 350), and you won’t go far wrong.

My pick: the Lyriq, though I’d happily point you to the TX 350 if you specifically want room for 7 seats, where the TX 350 has the edge.

Personal opinion based on the data above. Your priorities may differ.

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