2020 Jeep Compass 4xe Plug in Hybrid (240 PS) TEST DRIVE

[@o_o-_-8639]

I prefer this than the 1.4 hybrid from vw at least this is awd

[@lukes-uf4bc]

Consuption wiyh battery a 100 km/h?

[@TESTDRIVEFREAK]

Average was 6.5 liter in hybrid mode. Or if you drive within first 100 km, so first battery until empty then charging while drive maybe 3-4 liter

[@GTheoMedia]

@@TESTDRIVEFREAK That sucks! How come it is advertised at 1.9l/100km ? That's a game changer when seeing it in real life.

[@TESTDRIVEFREAK]

@GTMedia this is for the first 100 km test with 1.9 liter, because first drive with full battery then empty after 40 or 50 km then with fuel and hybrid it, i think 2-4 l/100 km is real number if you drive only 100 km with full battery

[@GTheoMedia]

@@TESTDRIVEFREAK I see. I've been looking for a hybrid mode real life consumption test but I couldn't find anywhere. Just want to make sure the numbers are good :) before I decide to get one. Awesome tho!

[@robertooita9343]

Elo

[@Mr11ESSE111]

40 liter tank in 236hp suv vehicle!?? hmm , nice idiotism and cheapskate

[@o_o-_-8639]

It’s because they can’t fit a bigger one since it is in the trunk with the battery

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@@o_o-_-8639 they can but they dont want,only they cant ., that battery are pointless anyway or only that they can say its hybrid

[@CheesemanGT]

@@Mr11ESSE111 No, they literally cannot fit a larger fuel tank. There is no room. You can't just slap a 11.4 kWh battery anywhere. Given people who buy PHEVs often don't go very far, it's a perfectly logical trade off to lose some fuel tank (which will barely get used most of the time) to make way for the batteries. Besides, even if you're running on the engine, that is still a 500km range more or less.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@@CheesemanGT som only they cannot fit larger tank somehow , again they can or they can fit two !! its nothing more then doing same shit as Mercedes ,BMW and Audi but somehow for additional payment they can fit larger tank or somehow CO2 emmision are not important then when you pay more

[@Seba03111976]

@@Mr11ESSE111 If you have bigger tank, the car won't be emitting more CO2/km. Not everyone is doing hundreds of km daily and even if you do you can refill a tank in 2 minutes. Also it is not recomended to drive more than 3 h without a break, so range up to 500 600 km with a tank is more than enough.