Is the 2024 Dodge Hornet R/T a PHEV Fuel Sipper or Gas Guzzler?

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Looking to unleash the beast AND save on gas? The 2024 Dodge Hornet R/T PHEV is a PHEV muscle car that promises both power and efficiency. But can it truly deliver? We take a deep dive into the Hornet R/T's fuel economy, separating fact from fiction.
In this video, you'll discover:
REAL MPG numbers: We don't just quote EPA estimates. See actual MPG results from independent tests and real-world drivers, including city, highway, and combined mileage.
MPGe Explained: Confused about MPGe? We break down this electric vehicle rating system and what it means for your wallet.
Maximizing Efficiency: Learn how to get the most MPG out of your Hornet R/T with hypermiling tips and charging strategies.
Is it REALLY worth it? We compare the Hornet R/T's fuel economy to other PHEV and gas-powered muscle cars to help you decide.
Whether you're a die-hard Dodge fan or an eco-conscious driver, this video is your one-stop shop for all things Hornet R/T fuel economy.
Leave a comment below! Let us know what questions you have about the Hornet R/T's MPG and MPGe. #MAMA24SR #DodgeHornetRT #PHEV #MPG #FuelEconomy #MuscleCar
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@MaineMoneyTrill

Thank you

@davidryder5082

Pretty impressive mpg's. Thanks for posting i like the real world approach to regular driving. Have a slice of Casey's pizza and treat yourself. Im currently unaware of just what it would take for me to buy either the hornet or tonale.

@bradybernhart670 21 күн бұрын

Still haven't seen any of them in the wild. Or on any Stellantis lots....anywhere😂

@robertackerlind2

Would be interesting to see in town low speed low miles test like a typical 40 miles commute and grocery shopping day. Hybrids shine in low speeds and plug in option would add more. I see websites saying 77 mpge?

@tonybilodeau6364

I was looking to see if running the combustion engine for 40 minutes or so would also recharge the battery. It looked like it only added a few percent, probably from just braking. So, correct me if I'm wrong, you still have to plug it in and add $5 of electricity to get the battery back. At $3.50 a gallon, you take add 1.4 gallons to the pump total (dollar for dollar) and it comes out to about 27 mpg. If the combustion engine recharged the batteries, it might make it closer to worth the $10k price bump. I like the idea but am not sold. Sorry Dodge.