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The powertrain does make a bit of EV-type noise at speeds under about 30 mph. Interestingly enough, Cadillac introduced the Lyriq-V , with similar pricing, while my boots were on the ground in Carlsbad. Wind noise was mostly well-muted though it could be heard from the A-pillars at highway speeds. Tire noise was non-existent.
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