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A new Cadillac can be found at your Chicago Escalade dealership: the 2010 Escalade Hybrid. What does the newest luxury SUV have to offer?
Hybrid models can be complex, but the effects on the environment are worth it. And they help with fuel economy, which is a plus for the driver! The 2010 Hybrid works like this. The engine is a 6.0L, v8 that has the ability to shut off four of the cylinders when the SUV is at cruising speed. And the transmission is the same two-mode system used in other GMC trucks. It is a “continuous electric ratio hybrid”.
Some other ways the Hybrid Chicago Escalade Cars work with the environment is by using a braking system that will recharge the battery- pretty clever of those GM engineers, I must say! The battery found in the SUV is 300 volts and is located under the second row seating, so it doesn’t affect cargo or passenger space. Good thing, because the Escalade is able to fit 8 people (7 minus the driver) and you want the guests in your auto to be comfortable!
The battery does a lot to help the SUV run efficiently. It runs the electric AC compressor, system for electric steering, and all other 12-volt parts in the auto. It is made of nickel-metal hydride, something different than the lithium ion batteries found in other hybrid cars at your Chicago Escalade dealership.
Looks wise, the Hybrid model looks like other Escalade models, but that’s alright, because it’s still a great looking luxury SUV with fancy features to go along with it. Inside, there is an 8 inch touchscreen that works as a navigation system and provides an “update” of the two-mode hybrid system. Nice to know what’s going on with your car.
These Chicago Escalade Cars with the hybrid systems are a great buy if you are in the market for something big, but want to feel like you are helping the environment at the same time.
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