At 1000 miles, I got 32 mpg (us) in Comfort mode. 30% in city, 30% on back roads (50mph) and 40% highway (70mph). Not too bad.

 

I think you will find that you need to change the poll I’m expecting 30+ will be a norm for easy driving

 

I think you will find that you need to change the poll I'm expecting 30+ will be a norm for easy driving

For a car with EPA ratings of 22 City/ 31 Highway, 25 Combined. Really?

For folks who are responding to the poll to be accurate you would need to calculate by hand. The onboard indicator is typically a little generous.

 

Combined average of 11.6Km/L

 

No idea what that is sorry... 😂🤣😜

Dam us for using a stupid system that rest of the world is not using!!!

 

Average after 2000km is 9.9 L/100km (24 US mpg), and best mileage so far on a highway run at about 70mph is 7.6L/100km (about 31 US mpg).

This is based on onboard computer readout in freezing temperatures with winter tire and rim package from dealership.

Hoping to get under 7L/100km (34-35+ mpg) when the engine has more miles on it and in warmer temps and when I get the summer tires and rims back on the vehicle.

 

We have the v60 and have been getting the estimated MPG amounts since the first fill up so 31+mpg combined city/highway