Use ECON on your Honda For Better Fuel Economy

In this video, we talk about the Econ mode on Honda vehicles and how it impacts your driving and fuel economy. Stay tuned for more information on various Honda features!
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[@TekinBozbey]

I've got soft Michelin Latitude Cross tires on my 2020 CRV AWD/petrol and tire pressures in the front 44psi and rear 33psi. Consumption is between 5L and 7L / 100km.

[@garypierce7380]

It works too… I was getting close to 28mpg on the highway in my Ridgeline. Supposed to be 24

[@HondaInsider]

Thanks for your comment! I am sure you might be able to get even better than that! When I am cruising on the highway at 60 mph without any traffic, I usually get as much as 34-35 mpg on my 2022 Passport (2wd).

[@madonnahagedorn5649]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@HondaInsider]

Glad it was helpful!

[@numerik4636]

What happens if you use ECON mode but always drive aggressively?

[@HondaInsider]

Great question! Using ECON mode in a Honda optimizes fuel efficiency by adjusting vehicle functions. However, if you consistently drive aggressively, it may counteract the fuel-saving benefits intended by ECON mode. In practical terms, you may also find that the car's response to acceleration and overall performance might not align with aggressive driving expectations when ECON mode is engaged. At the end of the day, your driving habits impact overall fuel consumption.

[@misterbig7874]

@@HondaInsider What happens if you use ECON mode with the Sport mode?