'6 mile Pure Electric Maximum Range' vs 11 Mile EV range

Discussion in 'Gen 1 Prius Plug-in 2012-2015' started by avisriv, Jan 16, 2013.

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  1. lensovet

    lensovet former BP Brigade 207

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    The EPA numbers are up and there are no mysteries: Compare Side-by-Side
    The fusion PHV went 21 miles on EV and used 0 gallons of gas. To go 25 miles, it used 7.1 kWh of electricity and 0.1 gallons of gas.
    Ford intentionally put in a larger, more powerful battery to be able to attain these numbers. Their max speed in EV is also higher than 62 (70 if I remember correctly?).
     
    #21 lensovet, Jan 17, 2013
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    Just for fun, a comparison between fusion, c-max, pip, and volt: Compare Side-by-Side
    Note that with the default mileage and fuel/elec prices, the annual fuel costs for all 4 are the same at $900/year.
     
    #22 lensovet, Jan 17, 2013
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    Yeah, I noticed that bit about the annual costs as well. If that is true, would that make the rest of the info kinda' moot?:p
     
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    well, it depends, right?
    you can customize your fuel costs and mileage parameters, including a breakdown between city and highway. it's quite neat actually.
     
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