BMW 330e PHEV Car Review | DriveElectric

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июл 2017
  • The BMW 330e offers up to 22 miles of all electric operation with all electric speeds up to 120 km/h (about 74 mph). The car utilizes Sport, Comfort, and EcoPro settings for the drivetrain as well as Max Electric and Save Battery settings for the hybrid aspects of the drivetrain
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Комментарии • 13

  • @jackreed4059
    @jackreed4059 6 лет назад

    What a delightful review! Very knowledgeable! Might have to get one :D

  • @AdrianMcDaid
    @AdrianMcDaid 7 лет назад

    Good honest review

  • @yypop12345
    @yypop12345 3 года назад +1

    Twin power turbo(twin scroll turbo) not twin turbo sir.

  • @hmikey5680
    @hmikey5680 5 лет назад +4

    Hello, when the pure electric range finishes and the engine kicks in what mpg do you get then? If not sure, roughly what do you think from your experience?

  • @rybackracing8075
    @rybackracing8075 5 лет назад +1

    Is the 55mpg calculated only on non edrive driving? If so the overall mpg based on 16k miles is 88mpg which is pretty impressive

  • @shafiqmustafa2777
    @shafiqmustafa2777 6 лет назад +1

    does the engine not charge the battery up while you're driving the car

    • @DriveElectricEVExperts
      @DriveElectricEVExperts  6 лет назад

      Hi! Thanks for commenting. It's not exactly the engine - it's the power from regenerative braking that tops the battery up while you are on the move.

    • @DAZZMCMXCVIIII
      @DAZZMCMXCVIIII 6 лет назад +4

      The reviewer isn’t actually correct there. You can charge the car while you drive if you place the car in battery save mode. That’ll take you up to 90% charge but you can charge further than that with energy regen (braking / coasting energy). Obviously that’s not the green route. It’s also the least efficient route. The most efficient way of getting your battery full is to charge it. Battery range from full is also weather (temp) dependant so expect as low as 12 miles in winter and as high as 18/19 miles in summer. You might be able to squeeze 20 miles if you turn off air con and radio and you’re gifted with a mostly downhill route ;)

  • @ViolentTacticsNP
    @ViolentTacticsNP 6 лет назад

    Anyone own one? What issues have you had?

    • @DAZZMCMXCVIIII
      @DAZZMCMXCVIIII 6 лет назад

      Nav P Not a lot to report really. Only issue of note after 10 months is I’ve had the Infotainment unit crash on me about 6 or 7 times since I’ve had it. It could be that it’s powered by Windows Millennium edition ;) Otherwise still going great. Drives as good as when I got her 😎

    • @rajvirsanny8592
      @rajvirsanny8592 2 года назад

      @@DAZZMCMXCVIIII hey any updates?

    • @DAZZMCMXCVIIII
      @DAZZMCMXCVIIII 2 года назад

      @@rajvirsanny8592 not much of one but it was a decent motor overall. Just the odd glitch which required a reset by the dealer that sometimes caused the car to not gracefully switch between petrol, electric and back again. I let her go now as I've got a Tesla now :)