Fuel Consumption Test Ford Fiesta 155HP with cold start

Fuel consumption test of a 2022 Ford Fiesta with 155 HP. With cold start and start-stopp turned off. In the last part you can see the differences in fuel consumption when driving fast.
Car Specs:
Ford Fiesta
Engine: 1.0L Ecobloost
Power: 114kW / 155HP
MY: 2022
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual
Timestamps:
4:15 Fuel Consumption 80 km/h
4:45 Fuel Consumption 90 km/h
5:00 Fuel Consumption 100 km/h
6:00 Fuel Consumption 110 km/h
6:15 Fuel Consumption 120 km/h
9:00 Fuel Consumption 130 km/h
9:20 Fuel Consumption 140 km/h
9:55 Fuel Consumption 160 km/h
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[@nolimitdriving8252]

I have filmed a minimum fuel consumption of the Fiesta too. Can you guess what the minimum was?

[@Life_In_Streams]

What do you think about the consumption yourself? Good or bad? My car had somewhat stuck rear brake calipers from the factory. They had to be replaced under warranty. Consumption dropped over a litre after the fix.

[@nolimitdriving8252]

I think the fuel consumption is fine for 155HP. @@Life_In_Streams

[@fatsonic5776]

I hope the fiesta comes back to the states. My 2012 fiesta gets 38 miles per gallon often cruising at 3.5k rpm or above. Stop and go, it still gets around 32 miles per gallon even pushing the engine hard to get it going.

[@gamesmaster1060]

Why are you cruising at 3.5k rpm plus???

[@fatsonic5776]

that's just what its at in 5th gear when im going 80+ on the highway@@gamesmaster1060

[@Digi20]

@@gamesmaster1060 probably because thats simply how much revs the engine does at 75mph. the old ones had a really short 5-speed box.

[@gamesmaster1060]

@@Digi20 I have the 5 speed and I've always found the gears to be quite long

[@PhantomWoIf]

that is to much fuel consumption for a little car like that.

[@Life_In_Streams]

If you give this video any thought and put in context that he/she drove only 18.2km of which 50% over 100km/h, even 160. I bet you can put pretty much any car in test and won't get better economy (ok some 1.9 tdi could do better). I have the exact same car and can repeatedly get 4.3L/100km on longer road driving and easily 5.5L/100km in city. Best has been 3.9L/100km on a 120km trip below 85km/h. My average consumption of 26000km is 5.3 and I have a heavy foot.

[@Digi20]

@@Life_In_Streams indeed. i get similar figures. the 1.0 ecoboost (regardless of 100, 125, 140 or 155hp) is one of the most fuel efficient petrols you can get. i actually feel it does not completely excell in stop-start inner-city driving (its still very good) where it wont be much better than some bigger 4-cylinders probably mainly because beeing unable to drive it at very low revs, but the minimum consumption in the 60-120kph speed range is really impressive.