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So, here’s the inside of the Cadillac ELR. It looks pretty ATS-esque, save for the Volt-style power readout in the center.
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What’s the cluster like? :)
Yep, very Cadillac-y. Fortunately for GM, that’s not a bad thing anymore.
is it proportionally the same as the volt? Did they take the design far enough to make it a real Cadillac and not a re-badge?
Honestly I Could care less about the interior or exterior for that matter. I’m most interested in the changes they made to the Voltec propulsion system.