Cadillac, a renowned luxury automaker, delights its customers with head-turning car designs, high-quality materials, comfort, and elegance. The Cadillac ELR is a two-door hybrid electric coupé. This means the vehicle has a plug-in battery power and a gasoline engine. The compact car combines advanced driving technology, superior quality seating, a cabin with a luxury interior, and add-on conveniences that enhance the driving experience. Here are some of the key market-leading features of Cadillac ELR.

Interior
The ELR coupe is a dependable classic from Cadillac that is primarily an electric car (EV). The car can comfortably seat four passengers. Supple leather seating and driver lumbar are optional in Cadillac ELR, while heated front seats are standard. The front headroom and legroom measurements of 36.9 inches and 42.2 inches, respectively, provide a comfortable ride for both the driver and the shotgun rider. With 33.6 inches of legroom and 34.7 inches of headroom, travelers in the back seats may have a little less roomy seating area. In terms of comfort, the car offers heated mirrors, power seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and illuminated vanity mirrors.

Technology and infotainment
The Cadillac ELR has standard features like a Wi-Fi hotspot, climate control, onboard hands-free communications system, and navigation system. In terms of infotainment, one can expect to get Apple CarPlay, Premium Sound System, radio, and Auxiliary Audio Input as standard. The company later added seat and mirror memory, which allows the driver to set and recall their preferred position for the seat and outside mirrors. The ELR also includes an adjustable steering wheel, an optional adaptive cruise control, power steering, and steering wheel controls for a better driving experience.

Engine performance
Using a 120-volt charging system, the ELR car battery can get charged fully within 12.5 to 18 hours. A 240–volt charger can complete the process in roughly five hours. The ELR is designed in such a way that one can continue using gasoline power to run the vehicle if the battery is not recharged. On gas, the car is powered by a 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine. The standard front-wheel drive and 217 horsepower engine give motorheads a thrilling driving experience. 

Mileage and efficiency
On a full charge, the ELR can drive up to 37 miles on battery power alone. Once its battery power runs out, the gasoline-powered engine kicks in, which can be refueled in minutes at any gas station. With a power boost, the ELR can go from 0 to 60 in 7.8 seconds. The number goes up to 8.8 seconds when running it solely in EV mode. With a tank capacity of approximately 9.3 gallons, Cadillac ELR is fuel-efficient. As estimated by the EPA, the coupe scores 31 MPG in the city and 35 MPG fuel economy on the highway.

Driver assistance
The Cadillac ELR has a rear cross-traffic warning and blind spot monitoring. The vehicle has a lane departure warning, rain-sensing wipers, cross-traffic warning, and braking assistance. Electronic traction and stability control help in accelerating and preventing wheel slipping. The power door lock ensures added safety for young rear passengers. In terms of parking, ELR buyers can expect to get rear parking aid, remote engine start, integrated turn signal mirrors, and keyless entry. The in-built vehicle anti-theft system adds to the car’s safety.

Cost, warranty, and insurance
The Cadillac Seville is sold for an average price of $44,000. The price, however, may differ depending on vehicle features, condition, location, and mileage and may go up to $57,000. When it comes to repairs, maintenance, and insurance expenses, one can budget the expenses for $20,500 over a five-year period, which is comparatively less expensive than most vehicles in its class. Buyers receive Cadillac’s basic warranty of 8 years and 160,000 kilometers on ELR. The cost of ELR’s auto insurance may vary based on the model, the year it was manufactured, the buyer’s credit score, desired insurance type, age, driving history, and location.