Cadillac, a premium brand under the banner of General Motors, has showed the latest concept car Luxury Urban Concept (ULC) who will perform in exhibition Los Angeles Auto Show 2010 which took place on November 19 to 28 later.
According to Cadillac, ULC will be the future of GM's compact cars in the premium segment. Combined with luxury, ULC offers a small engine with a dimension slightly wider than the Mini.
"Although small in size, these concepts reflect the will of Cadillac in the future, where we will continue to create cutting-edge, integrated design cars with advanced technology," said vice president of marketing Cadillac Don Butler in a written statement.
ULC is conceptualized as a four-passenger two-door model is made with scissors (scissor doors). In order to move, ULC will be filled engine 1.0-liter 3-cylinder. Kombusi engine is reportedly will be married with electric technology, start-stop function, regeneration of braking energy and dual clutch transmission system.
With the kitchen runway, GM hopes the use of ULC can minimize fuel consumption in the city of 23.81 km / liter and outside the city of 27.63 km / liter.
According to Cadillac, ULC will be the future of GM's compact cars in the premium segment. Combined with luxury, ULC offers a small engine with a dimension slightly wider than the Mini.
"Although small in size, these concepts reflect the will of Cadillac in the future, where we will continue to create cutting-edge, integrated design cars with advanced technology," said vice president of marketing Cadillac Don Butler in a written statement.
ULC is conceptualized as a four-passenger two-door model is made with scissors (scissor doors). In order to move, ULC will be filled engine 1.0-liter 3-cylinder. Kombusi engine is reportedly will be married with electric technology, start-stop function, regeneration of braking energy and dual clutch transmission system.
With the kitchen runway, GM hopes the use of ULC can minimize fuel consumption in the city of 23.81 km / liter and outside the city of 27.63 km / liter.
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