We've also run out of gas in a Prius before, and that acted as expected: drove until the battery was depleted. Has anyone else ran a hybrid dry? What about a full EV?
I did this test driving an xc60 t8. Chugged on electric almost back to the dealership. They couldn’t gas it roadside because of the fuel tank electronic gates...had to sip it until they could start it enough to open the fuel access. Tricky, and good to know, since i still bought the car
I personally think they fixed the fuel range for the Long range (2022 onwards) models. On the Dutch Volvo forum there is a guy who drove a V60 T8 ‘23 till 0km left with a full battery in ‘hold’ mode. He drove for another 80km (yes, 80km) after the fuel range said 0. His EV range did not deplete. When he fueled up he clocked at 60 liters, which is what they say is the fuel capacity. Me personally fueled up at 10km left the other day and only got 55 liters. So they are now crazy on the safe side.
I appreciate your demo. However, I wouldn’t recommend driving until the gas tank runs dry due to all the crap that lies at the bottom of your tank being sucked up into the injectors. I never let my car run below 1/4 full for that very reason.
Tried this in my XC40 T5 PHEV, as I was curious about the real capacity of the gas tank. Turns out to be 49L. However, after the "turtle" mode, I got a "check engine light" as well. After refilling the tank it is till there, but performance is back as expected. Hope the light will auto-clear after some time driving around.
Ahahaha, petrol hybrid engines are so stupid! They make absolutely no sense! You pay so much more for gas compared to a diesel hybrid! Diesel hybrids are the best!
I think so, small diesel engines are enough, probably 1.5L 3 cylinder diesel, and one can run only on EV mode for PHEV cars which can make the fuel sitting in the tank for months, diesel has longer storage time than petrol, so probably only required to refuel once per year? compared to petrol recommended to refuel every 4 months.
We've also run out of gas in a Prius before, and that acted as expected: drove until the battery was depleted. Has anyone else ran a hybrid dry? What about a full EV?
I did this test driving an xc60 t8. Chugged on electric almost back to the dealership. They couldn’t gas it roadside because of the fuel tank electronic gates...had to sip it until they could start it enough to open the fuel access. Tricky, and good to know, since i still bought the car
I personally think they fixed the fuel range for the Long range (2022 onwards) models. On the Dutch Volvo forum there is a guy who drove a V60 T8 ‘23 till 0km left with a full battery in ‘hold’ mode. He drove for another 80km (yes, 80km) after the fuel range said 0. His EV range did not deplete. When he fueled up he clocked at 60 liters, which is what they say is the fuel capacity.
Me personally fueled up at 10km left the other day and only got 55 liters. So they are now crazy on the safe side.
I appreciate your demo. However, I wouldn’t recommend driving until the gas tank runs dry due to all the crap that lies at the bottom of your tank being sucked up into the injectors. I never let my car run below 1/4 full for that very reason.
just a bit curiosity. why did you use gear B before filling up gas tank at 11:00. is their any speciality about it
Tried this in my XC40 T5 PHEV, as I was curious about the real capacity of the gas tank. Turns out to be 49L. However, after the "turtle" mode, I got a "check engine light" as well. After refilling the tank it is till there, but performance is back as expected. Hope the light will auto-clear after some time driving around.
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Dude Alissa's reaction the M8 was priceless! I love her!
Useful to know, thanks
Definitely gonna subscribe to your channel
Woo!
This is how fuel pump give up.
Can you try driving running out battery ? Or you get the same turtle?
so the batteries will automatically recharge if you do have gas and keep driving?
Electric engine gets shut off and you can drive gas only. Can also regenerate the battery but its not that efficient.
I'm looking to replace my F10 M5 with one of these. I have a 5 mile commute to work, live in the UK
Hehe. Thats makes two of us. Sold my f10 m5 recently. :)
Actually the V90 is their top dog boss wagon:)
they don't make the v90 in polestar edition. The v60 polestar is still slightly more powerful (not much)
@@mystic8260 455hp for the V90 as well as the V60
@@mystic8260you can get the V90 T8 with the Polestar chip added by volvo garage ( takes about 30 minutes for volvo garage to fit.)
Volvo garage will fit polestar chip on any volvo, mine is a v90 T8
Does it take 87?
No. 91
So does this car take gas aswell or just plug in charge ?
Both gas and plug-in.
Ahahaha, petrol hybrid engines are so stupid! They make absolutely no sense! You pay so much more for gas compared to a diesel hybrid! Diesel hybrids are the best!
There are no diesel hybrids in the USA.
I think so, small diesel engines are enough, probably 1.5L 3 cylinder diesel, and one can run only on EV mode for PHEV cars which can make the fuel sitting in the tank for months, diesel has longer storage time than petrol, so probably only required to refuel once per year? compared to petrol recommended to refuel every 4 months.
Diesels are too complecated (inhectors, dpfs, egrs etc) better buy hybrid or plug in with petrol
@@IncognitoDriver @wiesenthal3511 nah, diesel hybrids actually help with economy and you can actually really save money with it
Diesel is crap my... and i had plenty of diesel.... gasoline or electric means comfort and less issues..@@surecom12