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I preface this by saying that I've had a 2012 and 2016 Cayenne. I took possession of my 2022 Cayenne E-hybrid Coupe in January 2022 and took my time breaking in the engine for over 2,000 miles. Now that I've driven it for a few months with a mix of gas and electric (total 4,800 miles) I must share my latest stats. This was calculated in the Porsche Connect App (screen shot below):
Since refueling the Cayenne 3 weeks ago, these are the stats:
1. Driven a total of 608 miles over 24 hours.
2. 308 of the 608 miles were a mix of i) all electric (driving locally shopping, errands etc) and ii) hybrid mode in 2 longer trips of over 90 miles each.
3. The mixed driving yielded 48 MPG (as advertised, I believe)
4. The best part is that I still have a little less than a half tank of gas left (215 miles: car's estimate for the range of remaining fuel)
5. 2.7 mi/kWh average is quite good, Most of my trips were >3 mi/kWh - but this is summer, so it's what would be expected.
This is beyond my expectations for a car that also performs in both acceleration and handling (air suspension and 4-wheel steering). Of course, if you don't have a similar mix of local and highway, the numbers will differ accordingly - but if you have such a mix, hybrids are the way to go, and this one is amazing all around.
Since refueling the Cayenne 3 weeks ago, these are the stats:
1. Driven a total of 608 miles over 24 hours.
2. 308 of the 608 miles were a mix of i) all electric (driving locally shopping, errands etc) and ii) hybrid mode in 2 longer trips of over 90 miles each.
3. The mixed driving yielded 48 MPG (as advertised, I believe)
4. The best part is that I still have a little less than a half tank of gas left (215 miles: car's estimate for the range of remaining fuel)
5. 2.7 mi/kWh average is quite good, Most of my trips were >3 mi/kWh - but this is summer, so it's what would be expected.
This is beyond my expectations for a car that also performs in both acceleration and handling (air suspension and 4-wheel steering). Of course, if you don't have a similar mix of local and highway, the numbers will differ accordingly - but if you have such a mix, hybrids are the way to go, and this one is amazing all around.