78Pinto Posted October 2, 2016 Report Share Posted October 2, 2016 Recorded a 500 mile tank! Will have to wait till next summer to try to get 600. My question is the EV miles displayed pure EV only, or a combination of pure EV and assisted EV ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SnowStorm Posted October 3, 2016 Report Share Posted October 3, 2016 Its always been my understanding that EV miles is with the ICE off - that is, "pure EV". Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted October 3, 2016 Report Share Posted October 3, 2016 That is my thought too. :) Paul Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevedebi Posted October 8, 2016 Report Share Posted October 8, 2016 Recorded a 500 mile tank! Will have to wait till next summer to try to get 600. My question is the EV miles displayed pure EV only, or a combination of pure EV and assisted EV ?That one is the same for Energi and Hybrid. It is the number of actual miles driven in EV, that is, no ICE. The Energi has other considerations, which aren't important here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agilix Posted August 3, 2017 Report Share Posted August 3, 2017 Surpeise: usually the C-Max display always shows less gas than actually fill up. Today, my tank showed using 13.43 gal in the picture, but Costco gas station showed I only added 12.466 gal, which brings the actual number to 57.4 mpg! Interesting...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agilix Posted August 3, 2017 Report Share Posted August 3, 2017 (edited) Surpeise: usually the C-Max display always shows less gas than actually fill up. Today, my tank showed using 13.43 gal in the picture, but Costco gas station showed I only added 12.466 gal, which brings the actual number to 57.4 mpg! Interesting...... Edited August 3, 2017 by agilix ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted August 3, 2017 Report Share Posted August 3, 2017 Surpeise: usually the C-Max display always shows less gas than actually fill up. Today, my tank showed using 13.43 gal in the picture, but Costco gas station showed I only added 12.466 gal, which brings the actual number to 57.4 mpg! Interesting...... Photo Aug 02, 4 56 50 PM.jpgBe interesting to see what your next tank is. :) Paul Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kyledamron1 Posted August 4, 2017 Report Share Posted August 4, 2017 Down from last fill-up :( 520.3 Miles11.373 Gallons45.75 MPG ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SnowStorm Posted August 4, 2017 Report Share Posted August 4, 2017 Surpeise: usually the C-Max display always shows less gas than actually fill up. Today, my tank showed using 13.43 gal in the picture, but Costco gas station showed I only added 12.466 gal, which brings the actual number to 57.4 mpg! Interesting......Sure you didn't add a gallon sometime along the way? The display will just keep accumulating gallons used until reset - it could read 100 gallons. Or.... have you been boasting about how good your mileage is? Someone might be sneaking some extra gas in there for fun! It has happened! My dad told of a guy way back, like in the '60s, who had a VW bug or such, and kept talking up his great gas mileage so his co-workers started sneaking out and adding a bit of fuel periodically. The guy became ecstatic about how great his mileage was! Now that's a hilarious (and meritorious!) practical joke. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
raadsel Posted August 4, 2017 Report Share Posted August 4, 2017 My best guess is that you didn't fill the car up quite as full. Maybe the pump was on a slight incline, or maybe the pump shut off a bit early, there are any number of things that causes you not to "fill" your tank. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agilix Posted August 4, 2017 Report Share Posted August 4, 2017 Sure you didn't add a gallon sometime along the way? The display will just keep accumulating gallons used until reset - it could read 100 gallons. Or.... have you been boasting about how good your mileage is? Someone might be sneaking some extra gas in there for fun! It has happened! My dad told of a guy way back, like in the '60s, who had a VW bug or such, and kept talking up his great gas mileage so his co-workers started sneaking out and adding a bit of fuel periodically. The guy became ecstatic about how great his mileage was! Now that's a hilarious (and meritorious!) practical joke. No extra refill for sure, since I drive the car most of the time, and my kids won't touch gas. I did not even mention (embarrassingly) that the gas was actually spilled out when I refilled, so it is definitely a full refill. I think there are several factors: (1) My gas gauge might not be accurate, but was not that much different. I expected to use more than 13 gal for the 710 miles, and was a little surprised that the yellow warning was barely start to show up and I still had about 45 miles left on the gauge. That would bring an error (variation) about 1 gal, which is not abnormal. (2) I have been driving an alternative route to send kid to summer job. While the overall distance increased daily (thus 2 weeks instead of 3 weeks for that tank), the overall freeway speed (50 mph) plus relative flat latitude (Rt 34 instead of Merritt parkway in CT) are optimal for EV driving. (3) I visited repair shop in June to address an issue of slow leak of one tire. Turned out that there was a nail! They fixed it and my tire warning was gone (annoyingly lighting up every two months for a year). (4) The "low" freeway speed enabled me to open windows most of the time instead of using AC, I noticed more close to to top 50 or even low 60 MPG readings after every ~15 mile drive (using 0.2 gal), literally half way from home to New haven, and then to work, back and forth. (5) Summer weather is helping: not too many hot/humid days so far, and I chose to drive C-Max during a better days :) kyledamron1 and ptjones 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted August 4, 2017 Report Share Posted August 4, 2017 Everything will average out after 10 fillups. Good Job. :) Good that you are on Fuelly.com Paul Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fbov Posted August 8, 2017 Report Share Posted August 8, 2017 In 90 tanks, I've had 6 where the car thought it used more fuel than the pump put in. All were less-than-empty fill-ups, most around 9 gal. FWIW,Frank ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kyledamron1 Posted August 26, 2017 Report Share Posted August 26, 2017 Currently at 470 miles, filled up at the beginning of the month. Still have 200 miles to empty! Wow! And this is running on E15! Average MPG display is going between 51.8 - 52.2 MPG ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted August 26, 2017 Report Share Posted August 26, 2017 Currently at 470 miles, filled up at the beginning of the month. Still have 200 miles to empty! Wow! And this is running on E15! Average MPG display is going between 51.8 - 52.2 MPGIn theory you could make it to 700 mi. :) 470 mi. + 200 mi.= 670 mi to 0 mi. to E + 30 mi. after 0 mi. Now if you checked your odometer it's probably off by around 1.018%, if you check it with portable GPS. So doing the math 670 mi. X 1.018% = 682 mi., so you would only need to get 18 mi. after 0 mi. to make 700 mi. :) I filled up this afternoon with 717 mi./ 13.8g/ 51.95 mpg. actual Fuelly mileage. :) My Smart Gauge had 704.4 mi./12.92 gal./ 54.4 mpg. I went 4 clicks on the pump and I'm using Premium 93 octane gas, BTW I went about 25 mi. pass 0 mi. to E. To be on the safe side I would carry a 1 to 2 gal. gas can if you decide to do this for the first time. :) Just a reminder that if you need to put gas in the car there is a funnel in the back under the cover on left side that you need to put in the filler tube so you can put gas in the car. :) It makes a big mess if you don't. :sad: Paul kyledamron1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kyledamron1 Posted August 26, 2017 Report Share Posted August 26, 2017 In theory you could make it to 700 mi. :) 470 mi. + 200 mi.= 670 mi to 0 mi. to E + 30 mi. after 0 mi. Now if you checked your odometer it's probably off by around 1.018%, if you check it with portable GPS. So doing the math 670 mi. X 1.018% = 682 mi., so you would only need to get 18 mi. after 0 mi. to make 700 mi. :) I filled up this afternoon with 717 mi./ 13.8g/ 51.95 mpg. actual Fuelly mileage. :) My Smart Gauge had 704.4 mi./12.92 gal./ 54.4 mpg. I went 4 clicks on the pump and I'm using Premium 93 octane gas, BTW I went about 25 mi. pass 0 mi. to E. To be on the safe side I would carry a 1 to 2 gal. gas can if you decide to do this for the first time. :) Just a reminder that if you need to put gas in the car there is a funnel in the back under the cover on left side that you need to put in the filler tube so you can put gas in the car. :) It makes a big mess if you don't. :sad: Paul Thanks for your tips! I don't have a GPS, but if I see a cheap one I might pick it up. Found the filler tube when I first found the car. Personally not a fan of the capless system. Plus I also found the portable air compressor. That could definitely come in handy. Had to go jumpstart my partner's work van. He killed the battery when he left his hazard lights on :( . Was a really horrifying experience as I've never done it before. ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kyledamron1 Posted August 30, 2017 Report Share Posted August 30, 2017 (edited) Well, I didn't quite make it to 600 like I was hoping. If only I had driven around the neighborhood a few more times! My thoughts are with those affected by now Tropical Storm Harvey. We're starting to feel the effects of the storm here, in the form of higher gas prices. $2.50 a gallon. Still really cheap compared to what I grow what remembering, but still higher than recently. Trip Miles: 595.2EV Miles: 370.4EV Mode: 62.2 %MPG Indicated: 52.4Gallons Indicated: 11.34Gallons Used: 11.700Offset: 3%Used two-click method for fill-upActual MPG: 50.88 Best tank ever! Edited August 30, 2017 by kyledamron ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SoCalJT Posted April 24, 2018 Report Share Posted April 24, 2018 (edited) Joined the 500-mile club on my 2nd full gas tank and only hope to get better... our area of SoCal is full of hills, so that puts a damper on EV mode a lot. Plus, I did a lot of highway driving on quite the inclines :sad: The first quarter tank or so was also my dad driving :thud: 1st gas tank was driven by my dad who was borrowing the car and he is NOT a "hybrid" driver lol. He loves the gas pedal too much and is also hard on the brakes lol. Edited May 29, 2018 by SoCalJT ptjones 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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SoCalJT Posted May 29, 2018 Report Share Posted May 29, 2018 (edited) 61.7 MPG HPRifleman (using 8.50 gallons 525.2 miles) member since 11/18/2015 58.9 MPG fotomoto (using 8.94 gallons 527.6 miles) member since 07/20/2013 57.7 MPG FrBill (Using 9.11 gallons, 526.4/331.5 EV Miles) 12,792.7 total miles, member since 8.17.13 54.5 MPG HPRifleman (using 9.21 gallons 502.8/341.5 EV miles), 6,001total miles, member since 10/13/13 54.0 MPG snitGTS (using 12.38 gallons 668.8/462.3 EV miles), 3,973.5 total miles, member since 08/05/13 53.2 MPG CoolMax (Using 12.57 gallons, 671.2/432.231.9/423.8 EV miles) 3,867.3 total miles, member since 07/28/13 51.9 MPG cgul (using 9.63 gallons 500.0/335.8 EV miles) 10,569.8 total miles, member since 07/23/13 51.7 MPG ptjones (using 12.90 gallons 668.1/425.4 EV miles) 33,067.9 total miles, member since 09/01/13 51.1 MPG gummizilla (553.7/317 EV miles) using 10.82 gallons) 1192.7 total miles, member since 08/08/13 50.7 MPG HannahWCU (508.5/283.6 EV miles) using 10.01 gallons) 18,129.7,931 total miles, member since 09/20/13 50.2 MPG 11StiLimited (542.5/397.2 EV miles) using 10.78 gallons) 3,931 total miles, member since 09/05/13 50.0 MPG ScubaDadMiami (using 10.11 gallons 506.1/362.2EV miles) 2,382.6 total miles, member since 08/11/13 49.2 MPG PTJones (using 12.86 gallons, 632 miles/363 EV miles) 31,798 miles, member since 8.15.13 49.0 MPG DaveWitham (using 10.2 gallons 500.1/252.7 EV miles) 19,098.3 total miles, member since 7/28/13 49.0 MPG SnowStorm (using 10.25 gallons 502.7/195.5 EV miles) 8,670.4 total miles, member since 7/22/13 48.5 MPG Danut (using 12.81 gallons 622.7/375.4 EV miles) 2,964 total miles, member since 9/11/13 48.0 MPG Adair (using 12.13 gallons 582.4 miles can't read EV) 9,908.5 total miles 1st female member since 07/20/2013 47.9 MPG CMaxGo (using 11.19 gallons 536.9 miles 137.6EV), 9,100.4 total miles, member since 08/04/2013 47.5 MPG CMax-Traveller (using 10.83 gallons 514.8/265.6 EV), 2,077.1 total miles, member since 08/09/13 47.4 MPG LizM (using 11.07 gallons 525.8 miles 325.5.5EV), 11,857.6 total miles, member since 08/28/2013 47 MPG GaryM (using 11.74 gallons 552.4/176.3 EV), 4,791.4 total miles, member since 08/11/13 46.1 MPG moytoyx (using 11.40 gallons 525.7/29.7 EV miles) 2,213.1 total miles, member since 7/28/13 45.9 MPG mtb (538.4 miles/259.3 EV miles) 15,645.9 total miles, member since 08/05/2013 45.8 MPG sambomojo(using 11.72 gallons 536.9 miles) 2,969.0 total miles member since 07/21/2013 45.8 MPG tehuti (Using 11.64 gallons 533.2 miles) member since 9.27.13 45.3 MPG Michigan Max (563.7/308.2 EV miles) 5,753.8 total miles, member since 08/19/2013 45.1 MPG Msmith (500.2/242.9 EV Miles) 11,624.8 total miles, member since 10.7.13 45.0 MPG SpyBurn (using 11.57 gallons 520.8 miles 255.6EV), 2,862.3 total miles, member since 09/05/2013 45.1 MPG MichaelM (536.1/223.9EV using 11.86 gallons) 23,799.9 total miles, member since 08/07/2013 44.0 MPG gyveri (Using 11.53 gallons 507.9 miles/ 206.4 EV miles) 3875.7 total miles, member since 9.27.13 43.8 MPG SoCalJT (Using 12.6 gallons 552.7 miles/282.4 EV miles) member since 1/3/2018 43.3 MPG SoCalJT (Using 12.73 gallons 552.5 miles/309.7 EV miles) member since 1/3/2018 43.2 MPG SoCalJT (Using 12.17 gallons 526.7 miles/277.6 EV miles) member since 1/3/2018 43.1 MPG SoCalJT (Using 11.87 gallons 512.2 miles/248.2 EV miles) member since 1/3/2018 41.7 MPG SoCalJT (Using 12.05 gallons 503.1 miles/241.9 EV miles) member since 1/3/2018 36.4 MPG xanotos (503.2/328.1 EV miles) 1,780.6 total miles member since 07/26/2013 Edited May 29, 2018 by SoCalJT obob and ptjones 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmcgliss Posted June 15, 2018 Report Share Posted June 15, 2018 The second tank since we purchased our 2018 hybrid. Two weeks of commuting: 52.3 mpg 621.1 miles Estimated range displayed after fill-up: 730 miles. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted June 15, 2018 Report Share Posted June 15, 2018 What was your actual mpg? Smart Gauge figured you used 11.87 gal. :)Paul Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmcgliss Posted June 15, 2018 Report Share Posted June 15, 2018 (edited) ^^ 51.4mpg calculated based on a 12.088 gallon fill-up. Updated after 3,600 miles tracked:54.4 mpg, 659 miles, 12.1 gals Edited August 4, 2018 by jmcgliss Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptjones Posted June 16, 2018 Report Share Posted June 16, 2018 If you really want to be accurate check you Odometer with GPS and you will find it is noticeable off which will improve your MPG's :) Paul Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vabchusa Posted July 5, 2018 Report Share Posted July 5, 2018 Bought my C Max in August 2015. Had 24 mpg on car at that time. I did not not do a reset and now I it reads 44.0 mpg for over a total of 92703 miles. This is combined city ( local courier ) and highway ( longest one way trip of 724 miles ) at speeds mostly 65 to 75 mph. Even with towing my boat for 150 miles on highway... obob, fbov and ptjones 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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