2021 Honda Insight - Gas Mileage Test - Does It Really Get A Combined Total of 48 MPG?
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Today on Vehicle Visionary, we find out what sort of MPG I can get with a Honda Insight.
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I just bought one of these in the ex trim, and I love it so much. At first I thought I would be using the sport driving mode more often, for the power, but now I am addicted to the efficiency mode. I love how this car moves, I love everything about it.
Congratulations on your purchase and thank you for taking the time to share your experience.
Really enjoyed the split screen. Thanks for sharing
Great video! Very nice 👍 thank you !
Personally i like the blind spot monitoring (left and right) better than the camera which is right side only. Although sometimes theres benefit to that camera like when its raining, its easier to look into the screen than the wet side mirror.
The EX models does 0-60 in about 7.7 seconds and better gas mileage than the touring since it’s less weight due to the 16 and inch rims
Wildly useful
thanks i learned alot
You are welcome!
This cool, somebody in my area reviews. Marshall TX here
I can consistently get 48 MPG with the EX by just consciously driving non-aggressively. The Insight seems to have the most trouble with hilly terrain. On level ground or a slight decline I can get 55 MPG all day but going up a hill tanks the MPG so bad it can dip into the 30's if you have to do a significant amount of uphill driving. It seems to affect this gas/electric engine combo worse than the traditional gas engine in the 10th gen Civic.
I use sports mode while going through hilly areas and average 57. Sports mode is the key and with light throttle
Interesting! That puts it big much better than my non-hybrid Toyota Corolla, that can get 43 or 44 highway if I take it easy and don’t have too much uphill driving to do.
I was seriously looking at an insight for the better mpg as well as being a nicer car… but if the mpg in the highway isn’t much (if at all) better since I mostly do highway driving, I might have to reconsider.
Great insightful review. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
i drove mine from miami to seattle and back was getting 450 miles per gallon using premium gas
What about heated seats does it have it on the ex and lx or only the touring? You didn't mention that
Thank you for asking. the touring is the only trim level that has heated seats.
is there any fuel consumption difference between EX model vs touring ? Thank you
On paper the EX and LX will do a little better. Both of these models come with 16” wheels vs 17”. The 17’s are a little heavier... the Touring Model itself is about 70 lbs heavier overall compared to the other two. Real world although it may be easier to get higher numbers with an EX you could probably get the same with a Touring. Check out Fuelly.com if you get a chance. It’s a cool website where people can register their car and log their mpg’s. You can compare Touring to EX models that people own... they have just about any make and model car (and even some motorcycles) you could want.
151hp is much more powerful than Prius. My Prius goes 30mph uphill pedal to metal.
Wow! That is it?
The Prius gets up to Highway speed in a good time. You won’t really notice or feel a struggle too bad. Both Prius and incite are legit vehicles if hybrid your thing. Just test drive one if you ever curious. I used to think they would drag ass due to other peoples comments but now I know they great
I am looking at this or the Accord Hybrid Touring. Help me out, folks.
How did you get a 478 mile range? I bought it new and my insight never goes about 380 mile range and ive tried 87, 89, and 93. Any tips?
mine is 473 as well. Change your setting to manual reset on your fueling setting reset. I get 50-51mpg average with the touring model. Your milage suffers a lot with speedy highway drives that gets reset every after full fuel pump.
The MPG I get in the Northern US is very dependent on the temperature. In the summer months I get between 58-60 mpg. Whereas in the winter it's more like mid-40's.
Thank you for sharing, Nathan!
Yes, the Insight is very stingy with its EV mode when it thinks the engine is "Too Cold" which happens to me even if it's 78° outside.
I have had mine for 5,000 miles now. Once in a while I will get a 50+ MPG trip to or from work (25 miles), but have yet to get more than 47 MPG on a tank.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and thank you for sharing.
I have found the cars mileage is not accurate on the dash board .. I get better millage then the car tells me I do
That’s about in mine 2020 Honda Insight Touring model hybrid and I going to keep it to my death Or last car. 47 to 50 mpg great gas mileage. But if you have a heavy foot trying to speed forget those numbers. I was driving through the Desert flat going like 10 mph over at 85- 90 miles per hour abouts you welll get like 35-37. Not bad but I really don’t think I we’ll do it again. Great car. Thanks 😊
Hi boss. my new-bought INSIGHT 2021 only get a 39.8 MPG , do you think it is a acceptable performance?
If you use the pedals to charge the battery often you will increase the mileage guaranteed
@@STRIKEORSUBMIT could you please tell me how to use pedal to charge. You mean gas pedal?
@@towndad sorry I meant paddles the break paddles behind the steering wheel to regenerate the battery. If you use them constantly every time you break or go downhill this charges the battery increasing your mpg
I have the 21 Hybrid. I drive 30 minutes to work and the same back home. I'm not getting good gas mileage...I'm new to the Honda as well as the Hybrid world. Any suggestions?
What is "not good" mileage? If you're getting somewhere between 35-40 MPG you're probably just driving very aggressively or you have a big hill to climb. The insight doesn't get much better mileage than a regular Civic if you're constantly accelerating fast, driving over 70 MPH or going up really steep hills. If you're driving it delicately in Eco mode on flat terrain and getting less than 45 MPG, you might want to take it in to the dealer.
@@stevenleonmusic agree fully.
Better mpg in the lower trim levels?
Seems very counter intuitive….
The touring is heavier so that's why.
Bigger rims increase rotational inertia
You know how you don't notice the road noise? Turn up the stereo to 30.
That's true! LOL
Would love a HATCHBACK version like Hyundai´s Ionic. So much more practical.
That is a great point!
It was a hatchback before 2019. Honda must have had some reason to make the new one a sedan.
I'm getting 44.1 mpg in my 21 Honda Insight.
Thank you or sharing!
I get a 57mpg
Very good! Thank you for sharing.
48 mpg getting 2004 toyota prius..lol
Too expensive. Nevet pay over $23,000.
not an option in today’s market
@@SIIKAP1 exactly… lucky to pay msrp today- in fact the Honda dealers I’ve talked to brag about no markup but require you to pay for bs add-ons like glass and paint protection, for $3k.
@@jm31828 yup it’s some BS. I’m a first time new car buyer and paid MSRP like it’s some type of good deal. When 2 years ago i’d be paying $2k under MSRP or more. Scew their $3000 dollar floor mats and wheel locks.
Broke boy
@@caseythefalcon81 there’s a difference between being broke and not wanting to get a$$ r@p3d by bullshit markups from greedy dealers
not impressed.
Nobody cares dummy bye