5.4L/100km? This is almost the same as what my Golf 2.0 TDI does in such low traffic drive. So over all these years hybrids are still not really that much more efficient, even though you get 80% EV Ratio.
Golf 2.0 TDI weighs what? 1.3, 1.4 tons ? In heavy traffic, your consumption surely goes towards 8 liters, if not 9 even or more. This car weighs 1.8 tons, has a 2.5 naturally aspirated petrol engine, and in heavy traffic conditions, it can have even lower consumption than 5.4 liters. The advantages of hybrid engines are in city driving. For a heavy SUV with a somewhat big engine, it has an okay consumption.
@@SomebodyOnly That's my point. I can put as much in my Golf Variant as in this Lexus, have same or lower fuel consumption and a lot of money to spare in my pocket. Only thing I don't have is Lexus logo on the bonnet and steering wheel xD
I might get hybrid vehicle
Where are you from? Lithuania?
Yes
5.4L/100km? This is almost the same as what my Golf 2.0 TDI does in such low traffic drive.
So over all these years hybrids are still not really that much more efficient, even though you get 80% EV Ratio.
Golf 2.0 TDI weighs what? 1.3, 1.4 tons ?
In heavy traffic, your consumption surely goes towards 8 liters, if not 9 even or more.
This car weighs 1.8 tons, has a 2.5 naturally aspirated petrol engine, and in heavy traffic conditions, it can have even lower consumption than 5.4 liters.
The advantages of hybrid engines are in city driving.
For a heavy SUV with a somewhat big engine, it has an okay consumption.
@@SomebodyOnly That's my point. I can put as much in my Golf Variant as in this Lexus, have same or lower fuel consumption and a lot of money to spare in my pocket.
Only thing I don't have is Lexus logo on the bonnet and steering wheel xD
Lexus ruin this car cause of c.v.t..
E-cvt is not that bad