I had a 2024 n line hybrid. Put on 9300 miles 01/15/24-12/23/24 took one trip 465 miles each way, switched between eco and smart, cruise control and manual, best it got was 28.3 mpg. No thanks got rid of it just before having it one year, never again a kia or hyundai product for me.
Sucks that these don't have wireless apple carplay yet. My 2024 Kona EV SE has wireless apple carplay now. When are they gonna push the over the air updates on these for wireless carplay.
37mpg, what a bunch of BS! My 2019 Honda Insight gets 52mpg and I live in a mountainous area of east Tennessee, when I'm out of state on nice flat roads I get 63mpg so I don't understand the big deal Hyundai is pushing!
Quick Google search shows that the Honda Insight is also a sedan, not an SUV. Only Honda SUV that has hybrid is the CR-V, which gets roughly the same stats: 40/34/37. So, of COURSE your Honda Insight does better. It's a lot smaller.
The Insight is a very small sedan based on the Civic. This is a much larger and heavier crossover SUV. Those normally get 23 to 25 mpg average. So yes 37 for this class of car is a big deal. The gas version only gets 25 city/32 highway
I had a 2024 n line hybrid. Put on 9300 miles 01/15/24-12/23/24 took one trip 465 miles each way, switched between eco and smart, cruise control and manual, best it got was 28.3 mpg. No thanks got rid of it just before having it one year, never again a kia or hyundai product for me.
Sucks that these don't have wireless apple carplay yet.
My 2024 Kona EV SE has wireless apple carplay now. When are they gonna push the over the air updates on these for wireless carplay.
But they do!
37mpg, what a bunch of BS! My 2019 Honda Insight gets 52mpg and I live in a mountainous area of east Tennessee, when I'm out of state on nice flat roads I get 63mpg so I don't understand the big deal Hyundai is pushing!
Quick Google search shows that the Honda Insight is also a sedan, not an SUV. Only Honda SUV that has hybrid is the CR-V, which gets roughly the same stats: 40/34/37. So, of COURSE your Honda Insight does better. It's a lot smaller.
The Insight is a very small sedan based on the Civic. This is a much larger and heavier crossover SUV. Those normally get 23 to 25 mpg average. So yes 37 for this class of car is a big deal. The gas version only gets 25 city/32 highway