35-38 mpg.I own a 2022 Tucson Hybrid Limited. I am disappointed with my highway mileage. What kind of mileage figures are some of you getting?
Thanks
I also have Hybrid Limited, 7,000 miles on it (since day one, last November - means, 4 months of winter driving) and digital cluster shows total average as 35.6 mpg.I cruise at 65 mph. I have 2800 miles on vehicle. In two 350 mile/100% highway trips I have taken I have averaged 24.5 mpg hand calculated.
Your seeing the expected mileage now that your car has hit the normal break-in period for most cars/SUV’s. It doesn’t matter if you drive a full ICE model ( 2.5 ) or the hybrid. It’s take the 3 to 5,000 miles for the engine to settle itself.I have the hybrid SEL,. I was really disappointed with the MPG getting only around 25-28. As I put more miles on the car I started noticing a steady increase, when I got to 3K I was at 32mpg. But it wasn't until I hit 5K on the odometer was when I started seeing the big increase to the EPA estimate...and it steadily went up from there. Depending on the terrain and daily driving... I can sometimes hit 42-44 mpg. per tank. But on average I am getting around 40mpg. I also live in area where there are a lot of up hill driving. So I think if I lived on flatter terrain I would get more. The Manual does say something that it can take up to 4K miles before you see good mpg.
Yes, that was my point.... Tucson needs a break in period. Although, with my Toyotas I got the EPA estimate right away...Your seeing the expected mileage now that your car has hit the normal break-in period for most cars/SUV’s. It doesn’t matter if you drive a full ICE model ( 2.5 ) or the hybrid. It’s take the 3 to 5,000 miles for the engine to settle itself.
Exactly, too many new hybrid owners seem to be freaking out that they’re now get the claimed mpg. As you stated, they need to get domes miles in to see the expected fuel economy.Yes, that was my point.... Tucson needs a break in period. Although, with my Toyotas I got the EPA estimate right away...
Now with 2k km I'm getting about 6.8 litres per 100km on my HEV. Mainly city and local expressways.Exactly, too many new hybrid owners seem to be freaking out that they’re now get the claimed mpg. As you stated, they need to get domes miles in to see the expected fuel economy.
I think that’s good, but still trying to do the math to convert to mpg. I think I need another beignet!🥹Now with 2k km I'm getting about 6.8 litres per 100km on my HEV. Mainly city and local expressways.
34.5 mpg U.S. gallonsI think that’s good, but still trying to do the math to convert to mpg. I think I need another beignet!🥹
Thanks, my brain locked up over all that math😳!34.5 mpg U.S. gallons
Good luck with that when some others right in this thread area getting at or over.I have a 2022 Hybrid with about 4K miles on it. I get between 28 and 32 mpg depending on driving conditions. No where NEAR the estimated 36/37 as advertised by Hyundai. Time for a class action lawsuit?