Skoda Superb iV - fuel energy consumption (economy): city, highway, autobahn, motorway :: [1001cars]
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Here you have the fuel and energy consumption (fuel & energy economy) of Skoda Superb iV (Liftback & Estate) Plug-In Hybrid 2020 (1.4 l R4 TSI petrol engine + electric, 160 kW, 218 HP, 6-speed automatic gearbox DSG, FWD) in city, highway, motorway and autobahn.
Results:
Electric range (energy consumption/economy)
Eco-city: 54/33.6 km/mi (17.4 kWh/100 km | 28 kWh/100 mi | 3.57 mpkWh)
Max-eco: 59.6/37.0 km/mi (16.3 kWh/100 km | 26.2 kWh/100 mi | 3.81 mpkWh)
90 km/h (56 mph): 54/33.6 km/mi (17.3 kWh/100 km | 27.8 kWh/100 mi | 3.59 mpkWh)
120 km/h (75 mph): 39/24 km/mi (24.1 kWh/100 km | 38.8 kWh/100 mi | 2.58 mpkWh)
Results with almost empty batteries (iV Liftback / iV Estate):
eco city: 4.7/4.7 l/100 km | 50.1/50.1 mpg US | 60.1/60.1 mpg UK
90 km/h (56 mph): 5.4/5.4 l/100 km | 43.6/43.6 mpg US | 52.3/52.3 mpg UK
120 km/h (75 mph): 6.9/7.3 l/100 km | 34.1/32.2 mpg US | 40.9/38.7 mpg UK
140 km/h (87 mph): 8.3/8.7 l/100 km | 28.3/27.0 mpg US | 34.0/32.5 mpg UK
Results with fully charged battery on start of a city trip:
50 km distance: 0.0 l/100 km
30 mi distance: ∞ / ∞ mpg (US / UK)
75 km distance: 1.3 l/100 km
45 mi distance: 192 / 231 mpg (US / UK)
100 km distance: 2.2 l/100 km
60 mi distance: 113 / 136 mpg (US / UK)
Very informative, interesting and comprehensive information.
Thanks for sharing
Pretty remarkable engineering. Especially because some PHEV manufacturer doesn't care about the hybrid performance.
Love this channel, watched many videos. Will be interested in Octavia iV, when it comes. But what's the consumption in hybrid mode on Superb? I mean full battery and tank and "full power" of 218 HP. About how long can I use all of the power the combination produces?
Thank you! :) About your question: I'm not sure if you know what you are asking about :) Are you asking about driving at top speed whole time? Even with "empty batteries" (1%) you still have full amount of power.
@@1001cars most probably no, I'm new to PHEV. Don't know how to ask properly. If I want to drive like the RS, how long could I have that joy? :D RS has full power constantly, since it's petrol car. But iV has petrol and electric and has 218 HP only as long as battery is available.
You showed consumption with 1% battery. But what if I don't want e-mode first 50 kilometers and want hybrid mode from start? What's the consumption then? Is it even possible or will first 50km always be e-mode?
PS: Really looking forward to your Octavia test. It is the most interesting car out of VAG this year (Golf, Leon, Octavia, A3 class).
@@UroSS321 If you drive carefully you will drive the same distance using electric even if you turned "hybrid mode" on (54 km). As I wrote: full power you have even with 1% of the battery. The system works to reserve enough energy for every hard acceleration
@@1001cars loved to hear that, thank you for this explanation!
Good video and real driving conditions. How is heating managed in the car? Is it fully electric or does it use engine heat after the engine warms up as well?
Thank you :) Superb iV, similar to other Hybrid Plug-In cars, has special heat pump which uses electricity from a battery.
@@1001cars Thanks! :)
Superb vs Camry with low battery : 4:15
bigger engine and lower fuel consumption. That shows how good was this downsizing :))
What ?? 😂
@@Abu-Talha-Al-Kurdi He was being ironic. Like the fact that camry has a 2.5 with better economy than a 1.4 or those retarded 1.0 turbo engines which break down :D
@@metoo3773
Ah , I see now , yeah Toyota hybrids are amazing
@0:38 I know this is a older video but stil. What happens when you have a full battery you put the car in hybrid mode and check the 'auto' function? I saw a guy do that and and the consumption of the car was 3 litres per 100 km and the battery lasted for day's. Is that true?
Have you tried watch this movie? I explained there how does it work. PHEV is a complex system, so yes, it is possible to get 3l/100 km (or even 1l/100 km) on certain distance, but without distance info it if useless info unfortunately.
@@1001cars Thank you for your reply. Yes, i have watched this video to the the end and yes, you do drive the with full battery but you empty the battery first and then drive in hybrid.
My question was what will happen when you have a full battery and drive the car in 'hybrid automatic' from the start. The person i talk about drives a Superb as a taxi and found out this was the better way for him to do it. You don't have to charge the car every day anf fuel consumption drops down.
Next to the shifter you have a button called "E mode". When you press that you get a menu on your screen and can choose between E-mode and Hybrid. When you choose Hybrid a check box apears next to it saying "auto'. He checks that box. So the car drives in 'Hybrid auto'.
I was just wondering what the consumption was when you drive like that.
I am considering getting a Superb but i can't charge the car every day. I drive for my commute 50km per day. Mostly on 80km roads and city. No highway's.
"My question was what will happen when you have a full battery and drive the car in 'hybrid automatic' from the start." it will use electric only in a city
So everything shows that Skoda should use 2.0 TDi for Plugin Hybrid and it would gave as a result one of the best plugin hybrid in estate version for trips :)
Great channel.
Have You tested Superb Plugin Hybrid or other Plugin Hybrid in winter conditions? For example when outside temperature is between +10 and -10? It would be interesting to compare electric range in winter(-ish) and summer conditions. I have read that electric range in winter conditions for Plugin Hybrids are ~30-20km or something like that.
Many thanks for your video, it's helping me to make my decision about buy one in the coming weeks!
what is range in highway with full charge batteries in hybrid mod?
At highway speed you almost don't use electric energy
@@1001cars i know, electric just supporting, but i would like to know how long it can supporting
@@filipcesek145 no, it does not work like this. There is no limit for supporting. The hybrid system will charge batteries for future accelerations (with electric boost).
When the battery is depleted and you are still driving and go into the charge mode how long does it take before the battery is full again?
It depends on the road, how you drive and how much power do you use. I cannot give you precise answer.
Woll the car charge the battery on longer distances?
If you asked about it: yes, you can turn the charging mode manually.
how much do you pay for electric cost for 54 km ?
It depends on the cost of the electricity in your country and of course it depends on the source of the electricity
@@1001cars I asked for your country for ex: 3$ or 3-5 euro etc.
Hello. I am very interested in knowing the consumption at 180 / 200 / 220... Or whichever data you have available. Thank you in advance (even an estimation from you experience would be helpful if you do not remember the exact numbers)
Relax, is from 12l at that speed ✌️