Cadillac ELR

Production:	2013 to 2016
Class :	motor car
Body versions :	Coupe
Engines:	Electric motor : 162-174 kW; Voltec derivative  Petrol engine : 63 kW
Length:	4724 mm
Width:	1847 mm
Height:	1420 mm
Wheelbase:	2695 mm
Curb weight :	1837 kg

The Cadillac ELR is a plug-in hybrid Electric car with range extender, debuting January 2013 (Detroit)., that of the Cadillac Division of General Motors was built by the end of 2013 to early 2016 in series.

The car was shown under the name Cadillac Converj as a concept study 2009 at the North American International Auto Show ,  at the same show in 2013 as a production version. In 2015, a change of model of the Chevrolet Volt took place; at the same time the sale of the Opel Ampera was discontinued. In Europe, the Cadillac ELR should then represent this model line as its sister model. This did not happen. Instead, the production was discontinued.

The body is connected to the drive system of the Chevrolet Volt a battery pack, an electric motor with a maximum power of initially 162 kW,  later 174 kW  and a four-cylinder gasoline engine with a maximum power of 84 hp ( 63 kW) which is connected to a generator, together GM-Voltec  system initial output of 155 kW, later 174 kW. The range with only electric drive is 60 km and the maximum speed of the vehicle 171 km / h. The two-door coupé with front-wheel drive can be recharged within four and a half hours. Driving technology is enhanced with selectable drive modes that make the most of efficiency. Regen On Demand allows the driver to temporarily regenerate energy from the ELR's momentum into electricity that can be stored in the battery pack for later use. EREV technology is uniquely tuned for Cadillac in the ELR. Most daily commutes will require zero gasoline resulting in zero emissions. Longer trips are free from electric-vehicle range anxiety because ERE V technology enables the same long-distance freedom as a convention car. 

Features : 
• Enhanced AT-PZEV emissions. which meet California's criteria for single-occupancy access to high-occupancy vehicle lanes 
• Light-emitting diode (LED) headlamps, daytime running lamps and tail lamps. as well as signature front and rear lighting elements 
• Twenty-inch wheels paired with tires designed to balance responsive handling and a comfortable ride with efficiency 
• Cadillac CUE with Navigation, which comes standard on the ELR  
• Cadillac's advanced active safety features, including Safety Alert Seat, Forward Collision Alert and Lane Departure Warning