Out of curiosity, can you describe the behavior you were seeing when trying to charge?
But you are having to keep two flawed leased EVs at the same time lol
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Tried with both chargers at home. Mercedes took both without issue but Cadillac wouldn’t take either so issue. Seems to be intermittent issue since periodically it’ll work if I come back and try later
Green looks great had one at my local dealership but not ccr eligible, picking up a mafia special BLK/BLK today hopefully I don’t have these battery issues.
No blackwing loaner? 
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I asked because of some similar behavior my parents just recently saw on their Chevy Blazer. Although for them the display was saying to check the charging station, the battery was actually charging. Problem seemed specific to Level 2
Thanks for sharing.
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Convinced wifey for our house to go full electric and I’ll help with any issues 
. We should be getting our Lyriq delivered this weekend and turn in our xc90. Volvo great and all, I’m just tired of the old design and we no longer live in a market to get a great deal on a xc90 t8… so hopefully the lyriq sport 2 will leave us with little regrets. We are also getting emerald green 
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What was Your AC issue? I cannot win with Service poople on my EQS. I need to set up temperature to 66 to get 73 degree inside. Crazy. They say everything is fine.
Cannot wait for September and colder days in NY. 
I wish Cadillac would extend its conquest to Japanese brands.
Lexus qualifies for conquest.
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For conquest, is insurance paper enough or your name need to be on title too ?
It’s transferable in the househould. ID needs to match where the car is registered.
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On hot days after a short period of operation in inland areas (ie San Bernardino), the AC would just completely go out and start blowing hot air.
We’ll see if it happens again but for now it’s just a coast commuter in OC so I don’t expect it to happen again since it doesn’t really get hot in Newport
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Solid color choice!
Sounds like its not AZ/NV ready.
We aren’t cut out for the Mountain West high altitude dry death weather