Sir, you should start using the left (-) paddle shifter, its not a transmission shifter nor is it strict to sport mode. It acts as a mild brake, slows you down without braking with the brake pedal. Works as regenerative braking, it helps recharge your EV battery. I use it on mine quite often and I mostly use it to coast to a stop before hitting the actual brake pedal. It goes back to normal within 2-3 seconds after you accelerate again or come to a full stop. Also I'm guessing you're on 19'' rims, try switching them down to 17''s, you'll see a significant improvement in your MPG. My 2019 Touring with 15k Miles on it is serving me well, bought it at an auction house in the US, shipped to the UAE :) I'm getting around 38-39 MPG during the hot summer with the AC blasting non stop. I get around 42-44 during winters. Our winters are like your Spring time in the US, lowest temp we get is around 14℃.
The paddle shifters 100% help with the gas mileage and also with the wear on the breaks. I normally get about 45 mpg, but if I drive like an npc I can get about 50 mpg lol. That's half city and highway. I went on a road trip last week did about 42 mpg overall, average speed was about 75 mph. 1750 mile trip. Only time I get below 40mpg is when i drive it like a race car tbh. But live in Florida flat roads 😅. Just hit 32000k miles and love this car.
@justbeingmeyoutube I have the same car as you. I just got that error message can not use EV cause battery is at temp limit. Did you ever ask honda about that when you got that error message ?
I have one also 22 accord hybrid sport, it's my work car im getting about 39mpg with 23k on it, it's going on 2 yrs and still runs like a brand new car, luv it
Good to see it’s holding up well! I’m at 25k after a year and it’s hasn’t given me any problems. I’m averaging 42.5mpg but I’m in SoCal with lots of traffic.
Yes it's holding up great. That's kinda why I bought it because Honda is known for reliability. And so far its proven true. I do a lot of constant moving highway 70 mph speeds but in slower traffic or the city I get about 40.
I have same car, 40k on it, drive 50/50 highway city, last winter in Arizona i was getting 50mpg, in the summer heat I get 46.5 mpg, occasional sport mode and always using +/- paddles for breaking to charge battery faster helps. My two main complaints are the seats are uncomfortable and the cabin tire noise is too loud on the highway, needs acoustics overhaul.
@@justbeingmeyoutubeThats impressive. How about the battery?? Is it worn out yet? I wonder does the car handle the EV mode well with 178k?? And fuel consumption still over 40mpg?
@user-ek4vk8dj9m For me, fuel mpg only got above 40mpg in the city and sweet spot like 0 to 55mph. I've averaged 35 ish mpg. Most of my driving is highway miles 70mph. My battery is still in great condition. It was checked out at 150k, and it was still normal operating. I only had 1 issue engine wise with the vvt motor. I'll do a video explaining everything soon.
I got exact same 2022 Honda accord hybrid sport, same sonic gray color car, but mine with only 14k miles. Bought during pandemic, paid way too much. Sits in garage, so low miles. Wanted to trade it because don’t commute anymore, but only got 24k offer from dealer on trade, so actually negative equity. Shocking, that I still owe more than Honda will offer me.
I paid over too during the pandemic, which in my opinion was price gouging. They should be refunding all of us who (HAD TO) pay over MSRP for basic cars, or at least deducting it from what is owed. But I'm sure that will never happen because people have become too greedy nowadays. Plus it is suggested MSRP, so I assume the suggested is where they are legally able to price adjust to whatever they want.
34 mpg is appalling, check your tire pressure. I’m getting 44-47 consistently, but mine has only 14,250 miles. Exact same car. To be frank, I don’t like my hybrid sport because it has zero frills, no luxury features and i paid full msrp at the time, which was paying way more than I should have.
I get like 39 to 42 in city, and only 34 to 37 ish on highway. I average like 36.5 all together. Most of my miles being highway. And ya, tbh I am over my hybrid sport too. The whole reason I bought the car was because I drive a lot almost every day and I figured 40 plug mpg was going to save me a lot. But I am disappointed on the mpg. And I had some real bad experiences with Honda Dealership service which I will be doing a followup video about.
@@justbeingmeyoutube also which type gas you are using ? on honda web site Compression Ratio for hybrid is 13,5:1 and for this ratio people recommending octane > 95
Right now about 27 to 34 ish. If I was to go exact speeds and not be heavy on the gas probably 34 on 70mph highway. I was getting 35 to 38 before 100k miles.
@@justbeingmeyoutubewow the more I read on your Highway gas mileage the more disappointed I get. I wanted this car because Camry hybrid are more expensive than accord hybrid on the used market in my area right now
34 miles a gallon on Highway on a hybrid is not impressive at all. My 2015 Camry ICE gets that easily on the highway. That seems very disappointing at u wanted to buy one of these
I know, I was disappointed too. The whole reason I got this car was to save money on gas because I drove 300 miles a day most days for work. I mean it still does better than probably 80% of cars on the road but I still wouldn't like to see closer to 40mpg.
@@justbeingmeyoutube the weird thing is that I’ve watched other videos where they test the gas mileage of this model and the get more than 40 miles a gallon. Do you drive in sport mode all the time? Also, yesterday I sat inside one of these at a dealership and I turned on the AC. The air would not get cold at all. I let it run for a while and still warm air. I thought it was defective so I walked away If the car was in Econ mode, does it make the AC air really that bad? Just trying to figure out if the car was defective or something else.
@Blackhawk556. I never have driven in sport mode. I always drive in econ or regular. And yes I've heard others bragging about the milage but most dealers and sponsored people I believe. Or maybe people that only drive a few miles in the city. Maybe people in more steady climates etc I don't know. Also I've never had an issue with the AC, so probably good you walked away. I've owned this car brand new in 2022 drove off the lot with 7 original miles on the car, and now I'm at 151k. I'll be doing another video here shortly on my experience. So far it's been a pretty positive experience and I'm happy so far overall. A tab bit disappointed over the miles per gallon being the only reason I bought a hybrid. At first I did get better gas mileage but I'm noticing over time it seems not so much. I seem to lose like 3 to 7 mpg. And I've had my battery checked and it's still in great condition so that's good. But I think it would be fair to say 29mpg to 34 mpg highway, and 37 to 40 mpg city. My highway are also 70mph, so take that in note. Overall though I have more much positive thoughts about this car than bad. Only bad I can say is the mpg has lacked. Other than that this car has been a great car.
Sir, you should start using the left (-) paddle shifter, its not a transmission shifter nor is it strict to sport mode. It acts as a mild brake, slows you down without braking with the brake pedal. Works as regenerative braking, it helps recharge your EV battery. I use it on mine quite often and I mostly use it to coast to a stop before hitting the actual brake pedal. It goes back to normal within 2-3 seconds after you accelerate again or come to a full stop.
Also I'm guessing you're on 19'' rims, try switching them down to 17''s, you'll see a significant improvement in your MPG.
My 2019 Touring with 15k Miles on it is serving me well, bought it at an auction house in the US, shipped to the UAE :) I'm getting around 38-39 MPG during the hot summer with the AC blasting non stop. I get around 42-44 during winters. Our winters are like your Spring time in the US, lowest temp we get is around 14℃.
I might just try using that paddle shifter more. Thanks for the info.
The paddle shifters 100% help with the gas mileage and also with the wear on the breaks. I normally get about 45 mpg, but if I drive like an npc I can get about 50 mpg lol. That's half city and highway. I went on a road trip last week did about 42 mpg overall, average speed was about 75 mph. 1750 mile trip. Only time I get below 40mpg is when i drive it like a race car tbh. But live in Florida flat roads 😅. Just hit 32000k miles and love this car.
Welcome to 100k miles club! My Hybrid is at 150k and it’s 2020 with no issue. I don’t care how many miles I put on. I love this thing!
Let me know your progress here and there thru a comment if you remember. I'm at 114k miles right now and no issues. Just regular maintenance.
@justbeingmeyoutube I have the same car as you. I just got that error message can not use EV cause battery is at temp limit. Did you ever ask honda about that when you got that error message ?
@@erfgthygreas1709is this a known issue?? Defect?
A year later, how is the car treating you bro?
@@Brauny1811it was great. Ending up getting an EV but got rid of mine at 170k with no issue
I have one also 22 accord hybrid sport, it's my work car im getting about 39mpg with 23k on it, it's going on 2 yrs and still runs like a brand new car, luv it
I luv the car too
Definitely interested on your journey! Keep the videos coming please
I will thanks for watching.
Just bought a 22 thanks for the info can’t wait for another video soon!
It's been a great car so far no complaints and I'm at almost 130k. I'll be doing another update soon.
Good to see it’s holding up well! I’m at 25k after a year and it’s hasn’t given me any problems. I’m averaging 42.5mpg but I’m in SoCal with lots of traffic.
Yes it's holding up great. That's kinda why I bought it because Honda is known for reliability. And so far its proven true. I do a lot of constant moving highway 70 mph speeds but in slower traffic or the city I get about 40.
Great info.
Get that windshield chip filled it, it will spread. These windshields aren’t cheap to replace when you factor in camera calibration.
Just got mine with 3k miles man these are some pretty good cars ! All I need is some tint and I’m good to go
I'm sure you're going to like it. I have 120,000 miles on mine and so far everything has been good. Just regular oil and fluid and filter changes.
@@justbeingmeyoutube thx man I’ll definitely stay on top of it this is my newest car I’ve owned so far😁
@@VQxAngelx this is my first new car.
I have same car, 40k on it, drive 50/50 highway city, last winter in Arizona i was getting 50mpg, in the summer heat I get 46.5 mpg, occasional sport mode and always using +/- paddles for breaking to charge battery faster helps. My two main complaints are the seats are uncomfortable and the cabin tire noise is too loud on the highway, needs acoustics overhaul.
I’m considering this car. I’m glad it’s holding up!
So far it's been a great car and I'm at 106,063 miles today.
I own the same thing: 22 hybrid sports currently at 51k with 0 problems
Just keep changing oil and filters and fluids, transmission every 30k. And it's done good for me. Tires too.
I'm at 170k miles. I'll be doing a follow up video soon.
Damn. 104k miles in one year. I got 2018 accord had it for 3 years i got 102k miles. You right oil change and air filters.
I'm at 178k now. I'll be doing a video real soon.
@@justbeingmeyoutubeThats impressive. How about the battery?? Is it worn out yet? I wonder does the car handle the EV mode well with 178k?? And fuel consumption still over 40mpg?
@@justbeingmeyoutube 178k. Nice
@user-ek4vk8dj9m For me, fuel mpg only got above 40mpg in the city and sweet spot like 0 to 55mph. I've averaged 35 ish mpg. Most of my driving is highway miles 70mph. My battery is still in great condition. It was checked out at 150k, and it was still normal operating. I only had 1 issue engine wise with the vvt motor. I'll do a video explaining everything soon.
Hows it going now
I got exact same 2022 Honda accord hybrid sport, same sonic gray color car, but mine with only 14k miles. Bought during pandemic, paid way too much. Sits in garage, so low miles. Wanted to trade it because don’t commute anymore, but only got 24k offer from dealer on trade, so actually negative equity. Shocking, that I still owe more than Honda will offer me.
I paid over too during the pandemic, which in my opinion was price gouging. They should be refunding all of us who (HAD TO) pay over MSRP for basic cars, or at least deducting it from what is owed. But I'm sure that will never happen because people have become too greedy nowadays. Plus it is suggested MSRP, so I assume the suggested is where they are legally able to price adjust to whatever they want.
I have 2021 hybrid touring…love it 25,000 on it..does the ac work when the car is in hybrid mode? Just curious guess I will find out soon lol
It does at times it's really charged, but when first starting the car, you'll usually have to wait.
Just a heads up I have 166k miles on the car, and I'll be doing a follow-up video soon.
Супер!!!❤молодец!все интиресно, будем ждать новые видео.
You changed the transmission fluid? The car has no transmission.
I changed it every 30k. It does have a transmission but I think it's different than other style transmissions.
Also this is the 2.0 engine? There isn’t even a 1.5 sport hybrid offered right?
This is the 2.0
Any updates for your car?
I'll be doing an update probably within this week. I'm over 151k miles.
@@justbeingmeyoutube can’t wait. Hope your mpg went up
Is that Honda accord hybrid a gas direct injection engine? Or is it a port fuel injection?
Port I believe.
What do you do for work if I can ask
Have you ever cleaned your throttle body,maf sensor,pcv and oxygen sensor?
No I haven't.
How much miles on it now ? Passed 150k miles ? Still good ?
I will be doing a video update soon. 185k plus and yes it's still driving.
@@justbeingmeyoutubesame hybrid battery ?
@erfgthygreas1709 yes it is. The battery has been completely fine the whole 185k miles. Most of those miles are highway.
@justbeingmeyoutube I have 80k on mines. Use to get 40 mpg. Now get 35 mpg. Half streets and half highway miles.
@erfgthygreas1709 that's about what I averaged. Mostly highway miles though so maybe a little lower.
Don't forget to change the spritzer valves
Do you mean getting the values adjustment and looked at, at 100k miles? Because I did that maintenance if so.
How many miles are you at now?
135k I'll be doing another video soon.
Please do. Another video
@@erfgthygreas1709 I am soon, I'm almost at 150k miles
34 mpg is appalling, check your tire pressure. I’m getting 44-47 consistently, but mine has only 14,250 miles. Exact same car. To be frank, I don’t like my hybrid sport because it has zero frills, no luxury features and i paid full msrp at the time, which was paying way more than I should have.
I get like 39 to 42 in city, and only 34 to 37 ish on highway. I average like 36.5 all together. Most of my miles being highway. And ya, tbh I am over my hybrid sport too. The whole reason I bought the car was because I drive a lot almost every day and I figured 40 plug mpg was going to save me a lot. But I am disappointed on the mpg. And I had some real bad experiences with Honda Dealership service which I will be doing a followup video about.
I get 39 ave. Not sure how you get 44-47.
@@jameng1315 slow city driving in the right conditions is the only way I can average above 40.
Nice brother! I have the same car.
How is the car new video update pl
I'll be doing an update video soon. I'm at roughly 170k miles. Still good.
does it shows how much miles on ev only ? I mean you got total 104k miles , how much of them are ev ?
I don't believe so as far as I know it only shows total miles driven all together.
@@justbeingmeyoutube also which type gas you are using ? on honda web site Compression Ratio for hybrid is 13,5:1 and for this ratio people recommending octane > 95
@@JahangirTahirovI'm using regular unleaded. 87
I have had mine 6 months got 12k on it. I'm getting unreal mileage out of it
If I don't drive much and thru the city and towns I get great gas mileage. But above 70mph my gas mileage suffers.
What mpg are you getting? Please help up the people in the chat i'm looking to buy a hybrid car.
@k2229 between 32 and 39 but my average speed is 70mph.
Awaiting next video 🧐
Coming soon
Still going strong?
@@swagkidm10 I traded it in at over 185k miles. I'll be doing an update soon.
Damn. You drive a lot.
That I do.
Why do you drive so much? What do you do?
Whats your mpg
Mine is at 53.1. I do drive like a grandpa 👴
Bam! Nice!
awesome, thanks...i have the same car with 14K...
No problem I'll be doing future updates, most likely every 20k miles or so.
What mileage are you getting on the highway
Right now about 27 to 34 ish. If I was to go exact speeds and not be heavy on the gas probably 34 on 70mph highway. I was getting 35 to 38 before 100k miles.
@@justbeingmeyoutubewow the more I read on your Highway gas mileage the more disappointed I get. I wanted this car because Camry hybrid are more expensive than accord hybrid on the used market in my area right now
@Blackhawk556. ya I've been averaging 30 mpg at 70mph plus. But if I was only to go 55mph and under about 40 mpg.
34 miles a gallon on Highway on a hybrid is not impressive at all. My 2015 Camry ICE gets that easily on the highway. That seems very disappointing at u wanted to buy one of these
I know, I was disappointed too. The whole reason I got this car was to save money on gas because I drove 300 miles a day most days for work. I mean it still does better than probably 80% of cars on the road but I still wouldn't like to see closer to 40mpg.
@@justbeingmeyoutube the weird thing is that I’ve watched other videos where they test the gas mileage of this model and the get more than 40 miles a gallon. Do you drive in sport mode all the time?
Also, yesterday I sat inside one of these at a dealership and I turned on the AC. The air would not get cold at all. I let it run for a while and still warm air. I thought it was defective so I walked away
If the car was in Econ mode, does it make the AC air really that bad? Just trying to figure out if the car was defective or something else.
@Blackhawk556. I never have driven in sport mode. I always drive in econ or regular. And yes I've heard others bragging about the milage but most dealers and sponsored people I believe. Or maybe people that only drive a few miles in the city. Maybe people in more steady climates etc I don't know. Also I've never had an issue with the AC, so probably good you walked away. I've owned this car brand new in 2022 drove off the lot with 7 original miles on the car, and now I'm at 151k. I'll be doing another video here shortly on my experience. So far it's been a pretty positive experience and I'm happy so far overall. A tab bit disappointed over the miles per gallon being the only reason I bought a hybrid. At first I did get better gas mileage but I'm noticing over time it seems not so much. I seem to lose like 3 to 7 mpg. And I've had my battery checked and it's still in great condition so that's good. But I think it would be fair to say 29mpg to 34 mpg highway, and 37 to 40 mpg city. My highway are also 70mph, so take that in note. Overall though I have more much positive thoughts about this car than bad. Only bad I can say is the mpg has lacked. Other than that this car has been a great car.
@@justbeingmeyoutube if you can please let me know if you always drive on sport mode and about the A/C not blowing cold on Econ mode? Thank you