Getting the best gas mileage out of your Hybrid EV

[BobOnTheJob]

I am a local contractor in Long Beach and I want to know the best mode to consistently get the most out of my savings. EVSE's are also scarce in my area and I am eager to know if the Hybrid mode works better. Is it preferable to continue charging with E-save until it reaches full charge and switch back to hybrid or use electricity until it's completely drained and then back to E-save(gas)?

 

[bitcoinlord]

I am a local contractor in Long Beach and I want to know the best mode to consistently get the most out of my savings. EVSE's are also scarce in my area and I am eager to know if the Hybrid mode works better. Is it preferable to continue charging with E-save until it reaches full charge and switch back to hybrid or use electricity until it's completely drained and then back to E-save(gas)?

Based on experience, I always use hybrid during long road trips and back to electric when I'm in the city. I suggest that it would be best to find out yourself to know what works well for you.

 

[warrior4ever]

Based on experience, I always use hybrid during long road trips and back to electric when I'm in the city. I suggest that it would be best to find out yourself to know what works well for you.

Same here! Hybrid mode for longer journeys and electric for city commutes.

 

[Kory]

I am a local contractor in Long Beach and I want to know the best mode to consistently get the most out of my savings. EVSE's are also scarce in my area and I am eager to know if the Hybrid mode works better. Is it preferable to continue charging with E-save until it reaches full charge and switch back to hybrid or use electricity until it's completely drained and then back to E-save(gas)?

If EV chargers are scarce, using E-save to keep a partial charge for hybrid mode may help stretch fuel and charge use. But switching to all-electric until depleted can maximize savings if you have access to cheaper charging options.