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after 6 months of owning a Prius prime 2020, I am still confused on the how this calculated. Combined with electricity from the hybrid system, the government estimates it will earn 133 MPGe. I assume this is for just a 200 mile trip and one would need to recharge battery to obtain the 133MPGe to continue this number. Here is the article I read: - "" the Primes tested on our 200-mile fuel-economy route missed their EPA highway rating. However, since we test at a considerably higher speed (75 mph) than the EPA, we'd be impressed by any plug-in that was able to equal its EPA number. In hybrid mode, the Prime Plus earned 47 mpg highway and the Premium model earned 49 mpg. We also tested each in EV mode where the Plus earned 116 MPGe and the Premium earned 118.
does anybody have any other real data.

This is why Toyota is the leading automaker in the world!

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This week the panel discusses: 00:00 Intros 05:45 Will Toyota finally bring EVs to the US? 16:40 Legacy Car Companies Quickly Approaching the ICEberg 32:35 This Week in Tesla 40:25 Quebec will use old dams for wind power energy storage 47:30 Colorado Giving away free E-bikes to essential workers 52:15 Shout-outs and Go home!

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