Cadillac ELR Parts

The Cadillac ELR received its unveiling at the 2009 North American International Auto Show to establish Cadillac's green luxury automobile direction. Production of the ELR ran from 2011 until February 2016 during which time the company sold around 3,000 units. The Cadillac ELR started its manufacturing journey after the Cadillac Converj concept. The 2014 Cadillac ELR utilized an extended-range plug-in hybrid powertrain, pairing an electric motor with a 1.4L gasoline generator, producing 207 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. The 2016 variant of this model received increased power output to 233 horsepower with 373 lb-ft of torque. The Regen on Demand system obtained the "Green Car Technology Award" in 2014 because it lets drivers produce power through shift paddles that boost driving performance. The Cadillac ELR features a single-speed direct-drive system, ensuring smooth acceleration and seamless power delivery. The ELR achieves top driving comfort through its advanced steering mechanisms and suspensions which generate outstanding road handling qualities as well as top cornering performance. The enhanced safety features include full-speed adaptive cruise control and collision-imminent braking which customers can opt to use. The Cadillac ELR requires genuine parts during maintenance because Cadillac maintains that factory specifications ensure both performance quality and system integrity. The brand maintains quality excellence as a cornerstone of their pursuit toward luxury and environmental commitment.