I would go a PHEV over any electric vehicle any day. U have the best of both worlds and for some commutes u can just run on pure electric power. Its also impressive that you guys got above the EPA rating. Maybe the EPA was being conservative just like the germans with their HP figures. 41 miles of range is very good for a suv of this size. I guess anybody who’s buying this is saving quite a bit of money.
I think the battery actually has just under 15kwH of actually useable capacity which makes this even more impressive! I have a 2017 Volvo xc90 recharge with a 8Kwh battery which only ever takes around 6.3kwh according to my home pod point charger data
We have a 2023, Farthest we got in the hybrid mode is 60 miles!! Went from near UCONN to New London CT, took the Ferry to Long Island with 13 miles remaining, original ev range was 34 miles. Here's where it went wild. We we drove on LI, we ended with a total of 60 miles on the trip odometer. We have started a trip with up to 42 miles registered on the dash.
Confusing comment....hybrid mode uses petrol/electric. You can drive well over 1000 miles in this mode. Pure mode on the other hand uses EV only which has a range of 50 miles max. Just not sure what you mean?
My 2022 extended range clears 35 regularly. Volvo did a nice job with it, but the battery charges quite slowly compared to our Pacifica PHEV which has about the same range.
With the gear in B recharge, no aircon or heating on and driving conservatively on non-interstate roads I can get just over 45 miles in mid summer. Worryingly it drops to about 28 in a mid British mild winter (same engine and elec configuration as the US model) with heating on low.
Taking delivery tomorrow of XC90 Plus Bright 7-seater! (which for my use, will be all electric), and this really helped me - this video & your 1-week review video. The suv suits me! I subscribed to help you keep doing what your doing w enormously helpful facts n figures! THANKS!! 🧡🦁🧡
Hey guys. The battery actually has a useable level of around 14.kWh out of the 18.8kwh. It keeps a little in reserve for other situations. 41.7 miles was actually equivalent to 2.8mi/kwh! Even better!🎉
I would go a PHEV over any electric vehicle any day. U have the best of both worlds and for some commutes u can just run on pure electric power. Its also impressive that you guys got above the EPA rating. Maybe the EPA was being conservative just like the germans with their HP figures. 41 miles of range is very good for a suv of this size. I guess anybody who’s buying this is saving quite a bit of money.
don't forget you already pay that ,,saving gas,, in the sticker price. $80K just for regular SUV its way far for saving quite a bit of money
I think the battery actually has just under 15kwH of actually useable capacity which makes this even more impressive! I have a 2017 Volvo xc90 recharge with a 8Kwh battery which only ever takes around 6.3kwh according to my home pod point charger data
If you're looking for a luxury three Roy The vavo Xc90 Should be On the Top Of your List
We have a 2023, Farthest we got in the hybrid mode is 60 miles!! Went from near UCONN to New London CT, took the Ferry to Long Island with 13 miles remaining, original ev range was 34 miles. Here's where it went wild. We we drove on LI, we ended with a total of 60 miles on the trip odometer. We have started a trip with up to 42 miles registered on the dash.
Confusing comment....hybrid mode uses petrol/electric. You can drive well over 1000 miles in this mode.
Pure mode on the other hand uses EV only which has a range of 50 miles max.
Just not sure what you mean?
this is good to see. I would like to see more electric and hybrid tests
Thank you!
My 2022 extended range clears 35 regularly. Volvo did a nice job with it, but the battery charges quite slowly compared to our Pacifica PHEV which has about the same range.
With the gear in B recharge, no aircon or heating on and driving conservatively on non-interstate roads I can get just over 45 miles in mid summer. Worryingly it drops to about 28 in a mid British mild winter (same engine and elec configuration as the US model) with heating on low.
Nice! Please Do A Real-World Range Test On The *Refreshed 2024 BMW X5 xDrive50e*
We are looking to find one, hopefully soon
You guys should review the x5 50e to test the range and do a night review to show the wicked ambient lights.
Fantastic video!😸
Fantastic content 👍🏿
Love This Keep The Range Tests Coming...
Taking delivery tomorrow of XC90 Plus Bright 7-seater! (which for my use, will be all electric), and this really helped me - this video & your 1-week review video. The suv suits me! I subscribed to help you keep doing what your doing w enormously helpful facts n figures! THANKS!! 🧡🦁🧡
Hey guys.
The battery actually has a useable level of around 14.kWh out of the 18.8kwh. It keeps a little in reserve for other situations.
41.7 miles was actually equivalent to 2.8mi/kwh! Even better!🎉
Nice review guys
Thanks!
These videos are my favorite!
Glad you like them! More coming soon!
These Range test are pretty helpful. Pretty clever you guys are doing this. Though im curious how this stacks up against the X5 50e.
Does the x7 come in a hybrid, the x5 is a bit too small for me, the xc90 is good
@@lashwa086 yes, the X7 does come with a 48 volt mild hybrid system with its 3 liter inline 6 cylinder.
@@josephpayton9151Although it’s worth noting that it can’t be driven on electricity alone. Mild hybrids aren’t the same as plug-in hybrids.
@@OrionAerospaceKSP ye
Well done test, guys. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Do PHEVs and EVs suffer battery memory decay by not discharging almost completely, before recharging?
I’d love to see the same test on the new BMW X5 PHEV!
Was hoping to see what the mpg was looking like without electricity
So with the battery completely drained how long does it take to charge to 100%?
It was charging in about 4 hours for us with the Level 2 charger we have in our garage
It looks fairly flat where you are driving, which is a lot easier on the battery
so $15k extra for 30 miles on a charge??? i think Volvo lost their heads
Personally, I'd go with the Mercedes Benz GLE450e SUV cause it's a better plug-in-hybrid than the XC90 Recharge.
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Volvo SUV's seem to have kept the same look for too long!
Is this car made in China? If it is, no thanks.
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee interesting
It's made in Sweden
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