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100km/h on motorway? that's a joke. You should put up numbers at least at 130km/h

plug in hybrid or just hybrid?

Guys you cant always have everything in life , either you have AWD or you dont

Thanks, useful video.

Must be annoying for drivers behind if hybrid drivers are braking on every incline.

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Hello, does the battery of PHEV harm if its always drained? Since only 22 miles range from fully charged. Thanks.

Got mine recently, in your area (near Rosenheim). Perhaps both Gliders met once on the road^^ Servus und freie Fahrt

if you eco drive it doesn't matter if the car is heavier and may even help you lower the consumption since there is zero engine brake so the car will go further without accelerating

wow , that's impressive, again unique car from Mitsubishi 👌🏻

455 or 391hp ?

I've been looking for this information and found so many results saying that 30mpg (UK) was the average based on review articles so you have proven this wrong, thank you! Great work!

What is your opinion if the CX-30 in the same configuration but equipped with manual transmission? The consumption will be lower or higher? About the driving experience, with manual transmission, do you think it will be worse or better or relatively the same?

My car😂

thanks. very useful data especially the sheet at the end. any test with 115 kW version? regards

Always wanted to ask you about the IG-L restrictions on that part of the motorway. We went several times, from Switzerland, to Zillertal and the lovely villages in Voralberg and Tyrol regions, with our EV. I asked ASFINAG about if foreign registered cars are exempted from these restrictions, but they redirected us to the Austrian Environmental Ministry and didn't got a clear answer from them. While I'm not a native German speaker, I could understand that foreign registered EVs are not exempted. Greetings from Switzerland, your Romanian follower!

after 12000 km mainly highway 5.0 l/100 km

Thank you for making this video!

Thank you Helmut!

Hi.i want to buy this car for most driving in city and summer for road trips 2 persons on the car and baggages did you recommended ?My badget is top 21k eu.i dont want to go in yaris is too expensive for me and petrol yaris with 125 hp dont have climate control rear power windows here in Greece i live, their have the basics editions pack.What do you advise me yaris{not hybrid} or aygox?Thank you.

In germany no one drives 105-110 km/h on a motorway. I am wondering what would be real consumption at 140-150 which is more of a standard speed here on apassenger car

Missing the rear wiper on your Hyundai Ioniq 5? You're not alone! Some owners felt the same and have created an aftermarket solution, the GeckoWiper, now available on Kickstarter.

Anticipation ! Anticipation ! Anticipation ! That’s the name of the game. I drive a heavy goods Vehicle at 44.000kgs and average 14/15 MPG uk in a 12 hour shift. We have Scania, Mercedes Actros & M.A.N lorries on our fleet. Scania do quite well over and above the other two makes of lorry. Thanks for sharing your video Ecodriver. Anticipation is the name of the game. 👍

Brilliant run, thank you! The Aygo X is a perfect compromise and a better way to save Gaia. Smallest possible car, yet with full [security] kit and a surprisingly good drive. Just enough power, with a CVT for ease of use _and_ economy. Tried and tested simple engine without direct injection, turbo or unnecessary hybridization that _still_ manages to beat all else in fuel economy. And best of all, big wheels and slightly higher ground clearance for poor road conditions, especially in winter. And it's adorable!

The tests and the explanations you provide are priceless, almost impossible to find somewhere else. I always asked myself if it's worth to carry a heavier battery every day for the amount of electricity I regenerate on long downhills, considering I cannot charge regularly. The Kuga PHEV is 170kg heavier than FHEV.

I haven't had experience with the Hyundai PHEV, but the Toyota RAV4 PRIME has a heat pump. During the winter, the engine doesn't come on. However, if it is extremely cold, the gas engine is needed to heat the cabin. I live in Canada. I'm extremely happy with this vehicle. With the way I use this vehicle, I'm getting an equivalent of 2.7 km / per 100 liters.

Thanks for the tips! My avg now is 4.9 to 5.2L/100km.

Great car but too pricey ! A low km second hand on for $38000 spot on !

Where are you?

It's unclear to me: when the drivetrain runs in series or series-parallel, i.e. the engine is, or is also, acting as an electricity generator but the wheels are, or are also, driven by the electric motor, does this count towards electric distance driven on the dash?

Hello. Interesting video. So you see that anticipation is very important. I have learned to anticipate more since I got a truck driver's license, and I also apply this when driving with a caravan. I try never to stand still. Above all, keep rolling. I am looking for a PHEV and especially for a car that can tow a 1200kg caravan well and economically. Things like: do I have enough electrical energy left in the mountains? Does an electric motor work well on a long trip from the Netherlands to Spain? (with long steep hills like at Lyon and at the border crossing with Spain) I'm deciding between the Lynk & Co 01 and the 2023 Kuga PHEV with respectively 1800kg and 1500kg towing weight. Are you going to test more cars? I'm especially curious about the above. Thanks.

Almost no traffic 46km/h average speed. I don't think it is realistic.

Great work! One question: do you ever test the error of the consumption values given by the car?

Thank you sir . I have to drive like you …because I am at 9.7 overall

I noticed you drove in d mode most if the time..is this better than regen mode ??

Do you use regeneration paddles to slow the car ?

What a useless test. The fuel consumption goes in Renault higher than display show. Ive checked that in few clios and arkana and megane on more than 50k km … It can be higher up to 1.5 L .. normally it varies from 0,5 to 0,9L

My question is: Is this a good choice if I drive mostly highwai at around 100 km/h? My work is 45 km away and most of that is highway where speed limit is either 90 or 110 kmh.

My question is: Is this a good choice if I drive mostly highwai at around 100 km/h? My work is 45 km away and most of that is highway where speed limit is either 90 or 110 kmh.

That is incredible. We have a 2021 Toyota Venza hybrid with the 2.5L engine. After 3 years, we are averaging 5.9 L/100km and we're ecstatic.

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Too bad the 78.7KM is not realistic as the car was being "charged" by the petrol engine during those 5km it ran on petrol and missed that hard part of the route for the batteries. It can be seen on the other video that it recovers battery very well. If the engine didn't kick in it would probably do 60~65km

@Ecodriver will you be testing more cars?

theres no way to see the ecometer in this new models???????? crazy.

Doesn't XC90 have 2.0l engine?

A little lost with your comments. Just bought a plug in escape. I am assuming you're driving on EV mode. Going gown hill the engine regenerates energy. What if the car is just in Neutral? I noticed the flat driving doing 3.7 liters per 100km how?

Hi, not sure if possible, but would be great to see new Yaris Cross review with 5 gen hybrid system. Thanks

The hero we need

great work!

We drive a Jazz at the moment but people tend to tailgate and pull out in front of you in this car. So we are considering the HRV being committed Honda drivers. The reliability can perhaps only be bettered by Toyota and Lexus. The only things which bother me with the HRV is that it received only a 4* crash rating from NCAP and it is made in Mexico not Japan or UK. The only other vehicles we are considering are the Jazz crosstar and the Toyota Yaris cross . The Crosstar is not a full height SUV, just a Jazz jacked up by about 4cm , and the Yaris Cross looks good but the back seat is small. Both these cars are very fuel efficient . I hope this is useful to anyone considering these cars.