Honda Prologue Milage Problems

[Geff99]

Hello:

I bought my wife a Honda Prologue. She wanted an EV because of the positive experience with my car which is also an EV (Audi Q4). No matter how I drive the car, I never get more than 3 miles/KWh. With my car, I average 3.5 miles/KWH.

She recently took a road trip to my son's college graduation and she was getting 2.2 miles/kwh. It was so bad that the car ran out of juice with a rage of less than 180 miles on a 100 percent charge.

Is there anyone else with similar experience. Has anyone gotten better than 3.0 miles/kwh? Is it a problem with our car?

 

[Fastermac]

The miles/kWh is dependent on several factors, temperature and speed being the most important. I have gotten almost 4 miles/kWh with temps in the 60s and driving below 60 mph. Right now temps are in the 30’s and I am getting as low as 2.5 miles/kWh. This is with an Elite which has the 21 inch rims.

 

[Kimiko]

Hello:

I bought my wife a Honda Prologue. She wanted an EV because of the positive experience with my car which is also an EV (Audi Q4). No matter how I drive the car, I never get more than 3 miles/KWh. With my car, I average 3.5 miles/KWH.

She recently took a road trip to my son's college graduation and she was getting 2.2 miles/kwh. It was so bad that the car ran out of juice with a rage of less than 180 miles on a 100 percent charge.

Is there anyone else with similar experience. Has anyone gotten better than 3.0 miles/kwh? Is it a problem with our car?

Hmmm the Honda Prologue's efficiency could be impacted by various factors. You can try optimizing driving conditions, tire pressure, and maybe contact Honda.

 

[Geff99]

The miles/kWh is dependent on several factors, temperature and speed being the most important. I have gotten almost 4 miles/kWh with temps in the 60s and driving below 60 mph. Right now temps are in the 30’s and I am getting as low as 2.5 miles/kWh. This is with an Elite which has the 21 inch rims.

We live in Florida so the temperature was not a factor. The tires have 41 PSI.

Since it was a road trip, she was going 70mph. And got 2.2 miles/Kwh

During our regular driving, when we get 3 miles per kwh, our average speed is 45 milse
Per hour.