We ordered our jogger just a few weeks ago, hopefully it will be delivered in March. The car could be a bit expensive but last but not least I guess it’s worth the money. Especially if you compare it with other cars in general: Most of the people don’t need more than what the Jogger offers. Why should I pay 50k+ for ambient light and other stuff?
for a 7 seater hybrid it is extremely affordable and I'm not losing out on many conveniences for 28k euros i have heated seats backup camera with steering wheel motion, and dead spot sensors. is a 7 seater hybrid with plenty of space. each row has its own charging port with additional 2 USB ports in the front. If i look at any other brand for this price point i would not be looking at a new car but perhaps a 2017 with 70k km on it. i have a full 5 year warranty on the car and for 28 euros a month extra i don't have to worry about the maintenance costs for my service visits. There is nothing that compares to this price range for what you get i have spent a long time looking.
A ver si me sacas de esta duda.Voy por ejemplo a 30km hora en EV, y de pronto sin hacer nada, se pone a consumir 20 lts-de gasolina segun el marcador de abordo.En otras ocasiones, voy a 115km, y de pronto, salta a EV. En el primer caso, tengo que darle un aceleron ponerme a 70-80 levantar el pie y entonces vuelve a EV, si no quiero ir gastando gasolina a gogo, Si no voy pendiente de esto, no sé cual seria el consumo medio. Llevo hechos, 820km, y el consumo medio es de 5.1 Lts. no le encuentro sentido a esto. Puedes darme alguna razon para estas anomalias.gracias.
Well, it’s just math. If the car uses 10 l to make 100 km and 0 to make another 100 in the electric mode, then it did 5 l on average. The problem is that the electric run/gas run cycle is so fast, you can’t keep up to see exactly what distance you made in one way and what in the other. I drove it too and it did seem strange but in the end you have a thirsty fast engine and the electric one 😁
Thanks for the video. It ssems to be a noisy car for me inside/while driving compares to others - is it? Saving too much on insulation maybe?
We ordered our jogger just a few weeks ago, hopefully it will be delivered in March. The car could be a bit expensive but last but not least I guess it’s worth the money. Especially if you compare it with other cars in general: Most of the people don’t need more than what the Jogger offers. Why should I pay 50k+ for ambient light and other stuff?
indeed.
Nice review tho, can you show us the headlights? If its not full LED 😊
It's full LED.
@@Daumex High beam is halogen not LED. That's why is not called full LED.
The prices for the new cars in general are very high. Few years ago a price over 20000 euro for a Dacia was considered too high.
for a 7 seater hybrid it is extremely affordable and I'm not losing out on many conveniences for 28k euros i have heated seats backup camera with steering wheel motion, and dead spot sensors. is a 7 seater hybrid with plenty of space. each row has its own charging port with additional 2 USB ports in the front. If i look at any other brand for this price point i would not be looking at a new car but perhaps a 2017 with 70k km on it. i have a full 5 year warranty on the car and for 28 euros a month extra i don't have to worry about the maintenance costs for my service visits. There is nothing that compares to this price range for what you get i have spent a long time looking.
Nice front but back looks like a Volvo to me.
Indeed
A ver si me sacas de esta duda.Voy por ejemplo a 30km hora en EV, y de pronto sin hacer nada, se pone a consumir 20 lts-de gasolina segun el marcador de abordo.En otras ocasiones, voy a 115km, y de pronto, salta a EV. En el primer caso, tengo que darle un aceleron ponerme a 70-80 levantar el pie y entonces vuelve a EV, si no quiero ir gastando gasolina a gogo, Si no voy pendiente de esto, no sé cual seria el consumo medio. Llevo hechos, 820km, y el consumo medio es de 5.1 Lts. no le encuentro sentido a esto. Puedes darme alguna razon para estas anomalias.gracias.
Well, it’s just math. If the car uses 10 l to make 100 km and 0 to make another 100 in the electric mode, then it did 5 l on average. The problem is that the electric run/gas run cycle is so fast, you can’t keep up to see exactly what distance you made in one way and what in the other. I drove it too and it did seem strange but in the end you have a thirsty fast engine and the electric one 😁
Ce consum a scos?
4.9 l la 100 km .