HS Plug in - mpg & performance with battery depleted?

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Currently running a FL5 EV but looking for a second family car, maybe the HS plug-in.

Performance figures seem really good with 254 bhp and 184 lbs/ft but I guess this is with a fully charged battery. For anyone running an HS plug-in, do you notice a drop off in performance when the battery is depleted?

Also interested to know what sort of average/real world mpg you're getting when running on petrol only.

Thanks all :)
 
The battery never completely depletes so it's always there for acceleration in my experience. On petrol consumption I'm averaging 41-42 mpg over 10,000 miles which has included many long fast motorway drives with little time spent on battery.
 
Im averaging around 42mpg ,but travel 12.5miles to work and using around 10miles of range from full ev mode to get there
 
using purely ICE. I get an average of 44 mpg. Using the electric mode whenever I can, and over the last year, I am averaging 81 mpg. Really pleased with the performance, speed/acceleration and comfort of this car. Worth every penny.
 
We have done 1979 kms since we last filled up and still have 2 bars on the petrol gauge. According to the cars stats it is doing 0.5 litres/100 kms. Nearly all our running is in EV mode around town. We did have one trip of 230kms to Auckland in hybrid mode at 5.1 litres/100kms.
We bought the Hs phev to save money on petrol and it is certainly doing that. Very happy with the car :)

using purely ICE. I get an average of 44 mpg. Using the electric mode whenever I can, and over the last year, I am averaging 81 mpg. Really pleased with the performance, speed/acceleration and comfort of this car. Worth every penny.
81 mpg is still high, 81mpg = 2.91 l/100 kms.
we are getting 0.5 l/100kms by running in EV mode only :)
which is 470 mpg = 0.5 l/100km
 

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Thats really great figures. I could have better figures than I currently have if I used EV more. I deliberately use ICE a little more than required ,because I think It would benefit the engine to be run on a regular basis. Also, when it comes to service time, the engine will not have done many miles if I use more EV mode, and things like oil, oil filters and air filters would not really need changing because of lack of use. I think I have struck a good balance between ICE use and EV to keep the whole vehicle in optimum condition.
 
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