Right? I feel like this would be extremely useful for super close trips or on the highway when traffic is too heavy and you don’t wanna waste gas

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charger ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traffic

It's got a k doesn't it lol

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charger ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traffic

How far can you go on pure EV mode

@@stachowi Also trying to figure this out

@@JonKirst i've owned this car for 2 weeks now.. ev mode doesn't go that far. They don't keep the battery topped off so you can use regenerative braking. So far it's an amazing car, not sure if it's as good on gas as they claim.

@@stachowi I bought my '24 Touring Saturday but I haven't tested EV only mode for any extended period, just driving up my driveway.

@@stachowihow much money to fill up your tank?

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traffic

I test drive this car today and I heard loud and clear the “music sound” you are speaking of.

Yes, it’s a safety feature for pedestrians. In EV mode the engine is so quiet that it can’t be heard, so the noise is played to let pedestrians know there’s something approaching them.

very very short range (EV mode is not really a driving mode. This video was just done as an example that there is no limit to speed)

Not far. 5-10 min tops. 2024 Touring Hybrid. 4k miles. Played with all of it. Battery is small. It's not meant to sustain itself in EV mode indefinitely though. It's meant to run on both gasoline and ev, where both work together, and it's constantly recharging. If you drive aggressively, 35 miles per gallon to 45 miles per gallon is not unheard of over the course of a 10 mile trip, but also getting 45 to 60 miles per gallon is not unheard of either. I fill up a 12.9 gallon tank every 500 miles. I usually fill up at 10 1/2 gallons for $25 and it lasts me almost 3 weeks.

@@darkshift69 im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traff -TURN ON REGENERATIVE BRAKING (HOLD THE LEFT PADDLE TO SET REGENERATIVE BRAKING ON AND STRENGTH)

Only 25 mph with the dedicated button. If you don't push the button it'll go up to 42-50 mph in a Camry and up to 70 in the Prius.

It's a hybrid. The engine recharges the battery. Some models also have a plug.

@@Critical3rrorno shit, but what if the ICE never kicks in?

@leutrimtopalli then your battery dies? I don't get the question. Again, some models have a plug in option for recharge. But if your battery dies, then you would have to run the ICE for a while. There is a normal car battery in (at least in KIA HEV) the car to run the starter and other components.

​@@IAmLeutrimTopalli😂

Regren will charge it literally 75% of the time. Coming on a offramp on a highway to a stop sign (about .2 miles), You will regen most of the battery. Battery is small 1.2kw. The engine (IMO) serves as a generator most of the time. You are buying a hybrid for the efficiency. on my commute 20 miles highway, I get around 46mpg (rated at 41 highway).

Less than a minute 😂

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traff -TURN ON REGENERATIVE BRAKING (HOLD THE LEFT PADDLE TO SET REGENERATIVE BRAKING ON AND STRENGTH)

the point isnt so the electric battery stays charged for a long time. it can stay charged for 10 mins max while driving but thats not the point. its meant to constantly charge up and deplete and cycle that. it can get 60mpg or more if u actually think about how ur driving.

On highway cruising... quite interesting what I've noticed... Cruise control will use the EV mode way more than not using cruise. It will utilize EV mode beyond 25%, i've seen it go up to around the 50% mark. It also will not allow you to go into EV mode with the heater on. I got over 54mpg highway at 70mph (5mph over the limit). That's crazy considering the car is rated at 41mpg highway. Planning on a long trip to home to visit family this holiday season. 1200 miles one way. Will be interesting to see it.

How did it do?@@matty1053

And yes, my 2018 version of this has the EV button. This is nothing new.

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traff -TURN ON REGENERATIVE BRAKING (HOLD THE LEFT PADDLE TO SET REGENERATIVE BRAKING ON AND STRENGTH) the point isnt so the electric battery stays charged for a long time. it can stay charged for 10 mins max while driving but thats not the point. its meant to constantly charge up and deplete and cycle that. it can get 60mpg or more if u actually think about how ur driving.

60 seconds but still not bad

Thank You for your comments and yes Honda has a spare tire available as an accessory wheel & tire available for cars that were engineered without spare tires.

Jason, no they don't. You can only find one out of a junkyard. If you can find one, please share me a link.

I just bought a 2024 Accord hybrid and I bought a spare from the dealer. It included a jack and lug wrench and cost about $450.00.

@@michaelvacanti6629does it fit in space for spare in the trunk?

@@HondaProJasondo they have one for CRV hybrid 2023?

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traff -TURN ON REGENERATIVE BRAKING (HOLD THE LEFT PADDLE TO SET REGENERATIVE BRAKING ON AND STRENGTH) the point isnt so the electric battery stays charged for a long time. it can stay charged for 10 mins max while driving but thats not the point. its meant to constantly charge up and deplete and cycle that. it can get 60mpg or more if u actually think about how ur driving.

Have fun at the charging stations 😆 🤣

Gee didn't realize doing 63 in a 45 was holding anyone up. Dude was speeding the entire video.

Don't be mad

Lmao, no, that’s not what electric means at all, especially in the automotive field.

@DaveDDD thanks to Joe and the worse ever Newsom

im shocked how many people dont know how to drive this car. i own a 2024 honda accord sport hybrid. some useful tips: - accelerate gently to maximize mpg and duration in electric -you're technically able to go all the way up to around 80mph in just electric if you feather the gas enough (if you're only able to go 20mph in electric then you are accelerating too hard or you are going up a grade -ease off the pedal going downhill to ensure you're only using the battery or charging it to keep the engine from running -run it in eco mode not normal -if you feel the engine turn on but u have charge ease off the gas a bit and the car will only use electric power -hit the electric button in traff -TURN ON REGENERATIVE BRAKING (HOLD THE LEFT PADDLE TO SET REGENERATIVE BRAKING ON AND STRENGTH) the point isnt so the electric battery stays charged for a long time. it can stay charged for 10 mins max while driving but thats not the point. its meant to constantly charge up and deplete and cycle that. it can get 60mpg or more if u actually think about how ur driving.

@DaveDDD ITS NOT ELECTRIC IS A BATTERY FUCKING VEHICLE

@@jaxripper251 bro what country are you from in the usa we call them electric cars calm the fk down