Yeah city should be worse. I am living in outskirt of Kuantan so not much traffic and rarely goes to town, so for fuel consumption on city driving I could not compare much.

Different people drive differently and on different roads conditions. So no way everyone the same.

For me, G6 1.5T. Town betweens 8 to 10 km/L. Constant 120kph, 12km/L. 90 kph, may be 14km/L. All bases on Honda auto calculations.

Manual calculations, about 5% lower.

This post has been edited by touristking: Jun 8 2024, 12:11 PM

We were talking about the 2.5NA CX-5.

I know. Trying to give you an idea of G6 to compare

Thanks. Too bad no RS owner in this thread to weigh in on hybrid city driving fc. Probably around 20km/l

Booked the RS version today and was told the waiting time is 8 months...

RS version for 8 month is long. hybrid and RS version is only 6 month max at the branch in old klang road.

A little regret I went to the Glenmarie dealer... Do you think I should go to another dealer to book?

Still undecided about the color. Choose blue, but may add on secondary color either Pear White or Gray Metallic

can try explore another dealer. However no monetary discount offered due to high demand model.
actually i just visited them today to enquire this e:HEV RS model too.
blue is good la and unique.

If collect car @ Dec 2024 without discount really

Was told from an SA in a Lotus's roadshow is that July is when production will meet demand (for RS) fingers crossed I'll get mine by then.

mine is cx8 2.5 Turbo

May I know what color you pick.

20km/L may be doable for town driving. On highway, probably not much different from turbo engine.

Makes sense.. I'm buying it for city driving for the most part since I'm on Penang island.

But with the crazy wait I'm tempted to get a used X3/X4 instead

Chinese EVs?

Not interested in EVs at the moment because I live in a condo and they have very limited charging accommodations, only two wall plugs in two guest parking bays. It'll take forever to charge a BEV.

Last time I checked Toyota's hybrid is only RM 2000 more than the non-hybrid version. A good deal.

Toyota Malaysia got no SUV around CRV ranges much less Hybrid. If oversea got lar, RAV4.

Toyota Cross is definitely not in the same segment, so out.

This post has been edited by Cavino: Jun 10 2024, 06:26 PM