2022 BMW 530e Touring xDrive (292 PS) TEST DRIVE
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
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2022 BMW 530e Touring xDrive
215 KW / 288 HP / 292 PS
2.0L Turbo Petrol Engine + PHEV
1998 cm3 / 121.9 CUI
4-Cylinder + Electric
420 Nm / 308 ft-lb
8-Speed Automatic
TEST DRIVE by Michi
Interior & Cockpit Design
Exterior Design
Driving & Sound / POV
Computer & Entertaiment on Board
Light Night Design
Fuel Consumption from 100 to 200 kmh (62 to 124 mph)
Acceleration 0-220 kmh
Top Speed German Autobahn
I had the 530i for a week to test. Normal driving came to 11km per liter of petrol. With the 530e, I used 0 liters in the city and about 30km per liter on the highway. If your commute is close and you can charge everyday, the car is worth it. I only fueled once in the last 8 weeks and I only filled half the tank. For me, it is better than the straight electric, which charging is shit when I want to go to the mountains and beaches. There the km per liter came to 13, which was better than my other diesel and much better than the 530i.
Back lights looks really cool
Yea they are better than the ones of the sedan version
Really nice this BMW!! Good video!!
It is different, I have a 530e too (on my channel if you want to see)
Nice BMW, waiting for the lottery Jackpot here in Austria
it is very expensive!! I tested one for my channel and it was £56k base
Ja hoffntlich wirstn knacka
@@RevLexus So you like reving Lexus
@@albertzweistein7097 ofcourse, why not when you have a v8 ;)
Very nice review, nice you can get options on it. Currently right now BMW UK won't allow options on new cars. I ended up with one which was a base model
On petrol consumption... Obviously a far too small engine for such a heavy car! I see it's missing the fuel consumption rate at 140km/h however 14l/100 at 160km/h tells the whole story! Probably a car that makes sense in the city traffic else ... Still far away from the Japanese masterful plugins!
Thanks for the video! ♥️
I got about 34mpg in my testing of the 2022 530e
Obviously the car doesn't consume 14l/100km @ 160km/h: he has battery control on, which fills the battery while driving. I have a 530e (sedan & RWD) and the consumption is surely below 10l @ 160. At 120km/h i avarage around 5.5-6.5l/100 depending on weather conditions.
The engine is enough for the car: always keep a bit electric juice to assist acceleration.
@@sezginustmert8144 I was testdriving the 530e thinking about purchasing it and the weak engine killed my interest. Still looking for a new car as I'm driving a 2010 525d E61 Touring at 199PS. Honestly, both acceleration and consumption is lower on my 525d on the autobahn. The electric acceleration in cities was great in the 530e, but it comes at the cost of having to regularly charge it with a wire.
@@MegaDarkYuki Weak engine is not true, you always have 292hp and 480nm at your disposal as the car always keeps a bit of electric juice (at the cost of gasoline to refill it). Only in hybrid eco-pro it tends to use one of both engines, not combined (unless you floor it) I do agree you have to recharge it regulary to enjoy it fully. But i bought it because of the low company taxes or else i would fancy a 6 cilinder :)
I just picked up one of these g31 530e, I get about 34mpg and 27 miles of electric range when charged. It is a shame you can't have options on UK spec BMW's right now, so it misses out on the heads up display, upgraded sound system and gesture control to name a few. I have a few vids on my channel if you want to see it.
What is the range in pure electric mode?
Disappointing Performance and fuel economy . 530d seems to be a much better engine choice...
Not really. I use the electric in the city for daily use and I don't use a drop of petrol. As I go onto the freeways, I use the charge mode or hybrid mode and my fuel consumption is 23 km per liter and it charges my battery so that when I enter the next city, I can use my electric mode. I have only fueled up my car once in the last 2 months. I only fuel up half the tank!
This is of course for those that can charge everyday like me and drive within the batter limits most of the time.
I still take it to the beach about 3 hours away and I get 17-20 km per liter. Much better than my other diesel car.
@@davidrhee6595 I must say I do enjoy the electric driving mode and not using petrol. I guess it depends on what the user's requirements are. If you are doing longer trips regularly its worth getting the diesel.
You say dissapointing performance. This is a heavy 2 liter hybrid. What did you expect, 0-100 times like a Ferrari SF90? cmon now
Who decided that a 46 litre fuel tank instead of the normal 68 litres one was a good idea???
Maybe because it takes space which is needed for the batteries….
Any idea what BMW calls that particular colour anyone?
Was ist das für Lackfarbe genau
love the colour, same as mine
What‘s it called? Love it!
@@Jan-uz2vo Skyscraper Grey I believe
Thanks. You sure it’s not Bernina Grey?
Big battery and big tank for 1500km aut¡!!
This consuption its very high becasue he put in Baterry control
If he will put hibrid will be normal exapmle 6 - 7 around 140 kmh
good
I want to see a fuel consumption test of Toyota/Lexus plug in hybrid
Toyota has a license and patent on the direct/parallel charging system. Other car manufacturers cannot use it. Toyota is the only one, so that technology is the one with the best mileage per charge and the recharge system. Others use the parallel system only so the mileage won't be as good.
@@davidrhee6595 Renault Honda and Hyundai also have parallel hybrid system for their hybrid system
Toyota has largest portfolio of hybrid cars with highest no of hybrid engines
@@ayushk4099 Hyundai sucks ass. I’m in korea now. I can tell you that they suck. As for Honda, it isn’t a luxury and lighter.
I like my car for what it does and i got it because of my lifestyle. I don’t drive far and use only electric mode so I’ll cool.
I think the new nx450h+ gets about 60mpg in real world driving from what I have heard, the NX350h gets about 45mpg
Evoque p300e???? Good video
Consumption 👎
Consumption is shit
I am finding that with my 530e (some vids on my channel)
what is the point of this vehicle(and its 292hp) with such a enourmous consumption at higher speeds and terribly shitty low tank of 46 liter and pointless electric engine which are good for i dont know what !! for speed certainly not just like not for long range !!
Also the boot capacity has been reduced and it is way too big for a daily city driving. I like BMW's but this one is not my cup of tea.
@@titibobo2000 to im je auto za preserevante više koji neznaju kamo snovcima i imaju još 4-5+ drugih auta u garaži
My 550d with 520hp consumes less than this 2L 292hp wheelbarrow
Teribile consumption. I don't know why producers are insisting with this type of propulsion on large cars. They are made for highway to go with high speeds and need the power only from internal combustion engines, not combined from a small electric engine which is totally useless at high speeds.
this kind of cars are terribly stupid and those who buy it 5x more!! you dont have speed, range ,low consumprion,basically you dont have nothing except high price and paper 292hp
Hah hah, who is stupid! Sounds like you have never drive BMW and I think you can't afford it. Enjoy cheap and shitty cars (if you even have drivers license)...