What does the "Energy Economy" display on yours?We can’t really calculate gas mileage in town since most of that sort of driving is electric only. But on our road trips the van consistently gets 32-34 mpg driving the speed limit (65-70).
It’s usually around 34 when I’m on road trips. But I’ve had it at 99 when driving around town.What does the "Energy Economy" display on yours?
This has to be a non hybrid model, correct?22 and a bit less. I think it's been as low as 19
Speed limits are 65 and 75 and altitude is 420 on i40 to 7000 on i40, within just two counties.
Fuel mileage was never a concern.
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Worst mileage on this forum.
That's correct, he's running the gas model only not the PACHy.This has to be a non hybrid model, correct?
How do you get over the 99mpg that's displayed?Calculated at the pump after owning my 18 for almost 5 year 58k km, we plugged all the time:
- 32 mpg on trips (with roof box)
- 38 mpg city during winter (Canada, parked outside with Pitman preconditioning)
- 106 mpg city during summer (includes part of trips)
- 67 mpg lifetime
My calculations are at the pump, not what the cluster says.How do you get over the 99mpg that's displayed?
How do you do that though if you are also plugging the vehicle in?My calculations are at the pump, not what the cluster says.
I use an app like Drivvo to keep tabs on mileage and fuel usage, like you would for a normal car.How do you do that though if you are also plugging the vehicle in?
Thanks, but that doesn't really answer the question. So your numbers posted earlier are based on ignoring the electric contribution to the economy? Kind of a worthless exercise, no?I use an app like Drivvo to keep tabs on mileage and fuel usage, like you would for a normal car.
I don't keep tabs on electricity usage, I can only estimate that since my evse doesn't record kwh.
Yeah I was hoping for screenshots of the Hybrid Energy Economy display. That's the only way to work from the same yardstick.If I don't count recharging, then I get about 200 mpg, but that's silly and just depends on your driving/charging habits.
