What do you think about the reduced electric range?

[cutandrun]

First they said:

Then they said: 25 miles.
Now they say:

Thoughts? In my world this is not a favorable trend.

If electric range is your main concern, then it’s hard to argue. For me, getting more torque than the diesel, equal torque to the hemi, an extra 100 or so hp over the V6 or turbo, way better mileage than the hemi, and all at a net price about $25k under the hemi—is not a hard decision.

Sponsored

 

[HardSell]

If electric range is your main concern,

The subject content pointed to the trend of conflicting, misleading EV performance data as advertised over the years. Defending your purchase decision by denying that electric only range should be a relevant factor when purchasing a PHEV is a non sequitur.

 

[Jocko]

The subject content pointed to the trend of conflicting, misleading EV performance data as advertised over the years. Defending your purchase decision by denying that electric only range should be a relevant factor when purchasing a PHEV is a non sequitur.

What do you mean by over the years? I admit I've only been paying close attention to the 4xe specifically. Is this something that Jeep has done in the past? I'm only aware of Jeep's initial estimation for the 4xe of 25 miles and then the EPA's final verdict of 21.

25 would have been nice. Though personally I was hooked about 3 seconds after the HP/torque was shown in that initial reveal video. Haha. I'm happy those numbers did not change.

 

[Sjbiss]

I find it interesting because I have been consistently getting 25 miles. I think Jeep was dead on with their estimate.

 

[CodyDog]

I typically get 25 miles as well.

 

[michail]

28 to 33 here. But I really have to hypermile to hit 33. Also, I'm in flat Florida.

My typical no highway range is 29 miles.

Sponsored