Skoda Superb 2.0 TSI (petrol): real life fuel economy (UK, rural commute)

In the first of two episodes, I will be testing the actual fuel economy I get from my 2020 Skoda Superb. I have a 17-mile commute on rural roads, and in this episode I am driving normally in 'normal' mode, using the adaptive cruise control throughout most of the journey.
When I get to work, one of the car's safety features cuts in and stops me from reversing into a post behind the parking space I was backing into!
In the next episode I will be doing the same journey in similar conditions, but this time driving in 'economy' mode, to see what difference it makes to the MPG, if any.

[@Tracks777]

lovely stuff

[@generationxtec5576]

Thanks! :-D

[@palashhossain2989]

Wow wonderful

[@gordonhamilton727]

Have had a Superb 2.0tsi 220 for 5years. Have had 55.6mpg on a drive back from Scotland, average 38 to 39 over 3000mile segments, never use economy mode, always in individual mode.....and just now and again in sport.

[@sazzadrahaman3436]

Amazing

[@Rawlings888]

Is this the 190 hp or the 276 hp version?

[@davidedgeworth8452]

It's the 190. Not sure what kind of MPG you'd get from the 276 but it'll be a lot lower I'd imagine.

[@Rawlings888]

David Edgeworth Thanks. My Octavia 1.4 TSI 150 does 50-55, but I am very gently on the pedals. The 276 hp version is probably at 30-35.

[@LukesTravelStories]

I've got the 2.0 280ps non GPF model and I get 36/37mpg on the work commute and max so far was 42mpg on a trip from Birmingham to London.

[@IONLYPLAYCODFTW]

At the risk of sounding rude this whole zeon lights are a joke
As you said yourself there too strong
So imagine when someone forgets to dim

[@generationxtec5576]

The lights on this model are LED, which are even brighter than xenon. They dim automatically for oncoming traffic but you do need to be careful with them.