>Cadillac has already issued a stop-sale order for its first electric vehicle, the Lyriq, after discovering a defect with the infotainment system's screen. >Fo

>Cadillac has already issued a stop-sale order for its first electric vehicle, the Lyriq, after discovering a defect with the infotainment system's screen. >For the moment, Cadillac recommends owners to turn the vehicle off and on again—yes, that's right. More specifically, the automaker says the blank screen condition will typically reset if the vehicle is turned off and back on again. >However, a more permanent fix will consist of updating the vehicle's display screen control module software, but this operation can only be performed at dealers, not via an over-the-air software update as you would expect. GM will start notifying owners of affected vehicles starting November 7.