Thanks for the awesome video bro.

I've owned my 4xe Rubi since 02/20/23. Im averaging 30.1mpg since delivery with a combination of city and highway driving (but mostly city). I end to end charge at work and home. I use it the way it was intended with mostly city driving less than 24 miles each way. I admit, it's not that much better on long haul trips, but Jeeps aren't made to be efficient vehicles. The diesel isn't a viable option in Southern CA based on fuel costs (diesel is the most expensive) and emissions standards. My '18 JLU Sport S with 6spd manual, 3.5" lift and 35's was averaging 17 highway and 14 city. For me, anything in the 20's would be stellar. My 30mpg is amazing. It's how you drive and where you drive that will affect your mileage. For city dwellers, it's a no brainer. And for the times I go on long road trips, I cycle through the e-save mode and charge my battery as I drive and then utilze the EV mode and then recharge, etc. until I get to my destination. The power never drops. The hybrid mode always has power in reserve, so the 375hp and 470 lb/ft of torque is there, even with

Love the video and explanations. 👌👌

2.50 a gallon. Then I see this was made 9 months ago… 😩😩

Excellent information. I’m getting the same fuel consumption.

Very important info. Please do the Volvo XC40. Thank you!

Nice.video

Using L/100km would be much more useful as that is the format for fuel economy on sales materials, Natural Resources Canada fuel economy ratings, and on-board computer displays.

Can you do gas mileage review for 2021 Nissan Pathfinder thanks

I am still very confused of how jeeps hybrid system works...in principle, hybrid should largely increase the mpg at least for city (may be not for highway) due to the fact that hybrid system should be able to store energy from braking. Those collected energy will be used for later acceleration. This is the key why most japanese made hybrid cars have very high city mpg. But it seems that this is not the case for jeep? Kinda confused of how jeep's hybrid works...

Where is the link for the battery only test?

Wonder how many litres it gets in peak hour traffic and if it is better when the battery is charged up, my 2022 Nissan pro 4x warrior gets about 14 in traffic and 7:5 on freeway it’s a diesel but eats the fuel going to work, thinking of a hybrid, how much in Canadian dollars new is this car mate here in australia they are 90k

With only 1% battery do you feel like the 4xe had the same power/torque as when the battery had more charge? I’m in the market and wondering if I ‘lose’ that quickness/torque when the battery is depleted. Thank you.

The ecodiesel I have is getting over 20 mpg around the city.

Fuel hasn’t been 1.27 in Canada for about 10 years…

I work from home with a level 2 charger. I drive in town around 50 miles per day and charge when I’m home. Out of 100 miles on average 12 miles are on gas the rest is electric. So my in town average is 1/2 gallon per 100 miles. Electricity cost is $.08 per kWh so about a dollar per charge from

Why dont you turn on the ac or heat - the test is null and void if it isnt realistic. Its 1* outside where i live rn and in 6 months it will be 97*

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How large is the gas tank? How many gallons is it?

Real question, why are there so many Canadian KZfaq videos on this 4xe? No shame, I'm just curious if it's like the most popular vehicle ever up there?

540 km range isn't bad at all from my opinion

Next time can you say the miles as well pleas.

87 octane!?

A 1.27$/L damn 🥺

Why buy this if you don't have a charger 😒 stupid consumer in my opinion