QUOTE(gacktleong @ Dec 24 2012, 07:36 PM)
3. Drive faster when going down to the slope, drive with constant speed when climbing a hill by allow battery power kick in to assist.
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QUOTE(gacktleong @ Dec 24 2012, 07:36 PM) 3. Drive faster when going down to the slope, drive with constant speed when climbing a hill by allow battery power kick in to assist. |
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Dec 30 2012, 07:06 PM
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QUOTE(imran6789 @ Jan 25 2013, 07:47 AM) After 4 months with the pc found 1 small issue. When i fill petrol to full the fuel indicator doesn't go up to full bar. It already happen twice in a row. Anybody experiencing the same issue? Going to monitor this with another full tank of petrol. If its still there then need to visit sc because its still under warranty. |
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QUOTE(aragongon @ Jan 30 2013, 06:43 PM) Tested already, slow acceleration like press the pedal very light (just above the electricity cut off line) all the way to desired speed, end up is slow + burn more fuel. It is not how hard the pedal you push, it is more on how long you let the petrol engine burn during acceleration. |
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QUOTE(aragongon @ Feb 1 2013, 12:13 PM) No, none of them. You notice the gap at the middle of the green bar? It is the battery power/electricity cut off line, once your pedal is above that gap, petrol engine kick in. Thus you feel it is much easier to pass through that line while you are at 70km/h compared to 10km/h. hmmm...need to observeIf you always maintain your pedal below that gap, petrol will never kick in till battery low and auto kick in for recharge. It is good to monitor the pedal level all the time for the better FC, but it is also a distraction to keep your sight from the road. Safety first ya. |
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QUOTE(ronaldwmh @ Jan 31 2013, 10:55 PM) hmm just now i was trying to tail gate a Audi A4 on MEX, but i found my car was harder to go up 180km/h anymore compare to last time ( 3 months ago). I am using toyota full sync now. I heard engine sound quite loud. Any1 experience on this? Can share you top speed experience? I used to drive around 80-85km/h. These few days my feet are heavy, around 90-100km/hr and I do notice engine sound quite loud. Not sure if that is normal or something wrong. |
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QUOTE(Kiding @ Feb 1 2013, 03:47 PM) I think when the EV light on, then you are on battery, if the EV light is not on, that means petrol engine is running. I have different experience. My FC went down. I can see it dropped from 28km/l to 26km/lRecently I found out if I accelerate faster when going up hill, it is more fuel saving, I think because of the electric motor assist so it actually save more fuel. my past few days FC can reach 30KM/L because I change my driving habit to accelerate faster during pickup. |
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QUOTE(conqu3ror @ Feb 2 2013, 02:49 PM) Yes stuck in traffic jam the FC can be terrible, probably 15km/l and less. If city drive with lot of junction, then you don't even have much chance to charge the battery full. Seems that few of you think that pc still has better FC compare to conventional car during jam. I have not done such analysis before but somehow I feel that pc is not suitable in bad traffic area like KL city as the fuel will be consumed to charge the battery.Try imagine for conventional engine car, their FC could even worst as they keep idle and use more fuel when move when jam. This post has been edited by kasumen: Feb 8 2013, 12:25 AM |
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QUOTE(RegistraCHAN @ Feb 20 2013, 04:09 PM) Tried 10km without key. No problem. We tried several times unintentionally. My father and myself carry a key each, then my sis drive the car. But she can no longer drive the car once we are out from the car (she did not turn off the engine) and it prompted cannot detect the key.Just once stop. Can't start back car.**{ [color=red]that mean stop and OFF the Engine(Push Button) } So attention. Please stop ** your PC each time u park d. ^^ . 1. THE CAR CAN BE DRIVEN With The Engine Still ON, Without The Car KEY Inside The Car |
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