[Mackemsteve]

Going for my first long run in the car tomorrow (100 miles to make an airport drop-off and another 100 straight back home). It'll be interesting to see what mpg I get on a good run, I used to average 70mpg in my Volvo for this run. I won't get near that, but I'd hope for 55+

 

[Derooke]

Im getting 6.7 liter per 100km AVG. 1.5 Evo
50percent normal Roads and 50 percent highway already in 4 weeks 3000 km going for first check up next week . (As told by seller)

 

[Derooke]

PS my runs are 40 km per time so 80 minimum per workday

 

[Monifieth Angus]

I'd have thought 45mpg or so more realistic, at least that's what I get on dual carriageway/motorway on adaptive cruise control on settings between 70mph and 80mph. At least that was my experience from eastern Scotland to Snowdonia and back. Depends on traffic and various other things I suppose...

 

[brid]

After your trip could you possibley relate your average MPH as well as the MPG for the 200 mile distance?
I think many would welcome the info.

 

[Mackemsteve]

Certainly will. I'll be going at 4am, so shouldn't be much traffic about!

 

[Mackemsteve]

Well I managed about 47mpg for the very steady 200 mile run. That was mostly 70mph motorway with a bit of 30mph at each end and 11 miles of 50mph "average speed camera" in each direction and almost no "stop/start" (few roundabouts is all). Nowhere near the 70 I used to get in my deisel Volvo for the same run, but it is what it is.

 

[Monifieth Angus]

Much the same as me then. More positively, that's not much worse than a 1.4 Golf, and in my experience it doesn't use much more fuel in urban use - I'm looking at long term 45mpg in mixed use which will do me. I had heard that 3 cylinder engines struggle to get anywhere near expected mpg in real world conditions but that isn't my experience with the T-Roc.

 

[Xpilot]

It will be very interesting to see how the new official consumption figures compare with real time use once the results of the new EU testing requirements are published in late August.