[Gene]

So what kind of MPG are you getting on the highway?
Has anyone been on a good trip yet?

 

[jcs]

26+ according to the trip computer.

 

[Sterling]

I have made two long distance trips, driving during the day and night with air conditioning on the entire time at an average speed of 75 mph. I averaged 26.6 mpg.

 

[Gene]

Anyone with HTrac

 

[Sterling]

That was a Limited with AWD, forgot to include that.

 

[jcs]

Same for me. Limited AWD.

 

[ckon]

Same for me. FWIW, I checked the accuracy of the computer reports three times when I first got mine and the results were within two tenths of a gallon each time. Any others who have compared?

 

[Scotty]

I'm still surprised that Hyundai didn't offer these with a Hybrid. It would start from $5k more and i'm okay with that.

 

[Doo925]

Canadian Ultimate here. Getting 26.1 US mpg or 31.3 miles per imperial gallon

 

[Chevron41]

In my Limited AWD I averaged about 27 MPG on a just-completed 1200 mile trip. The majority of the miles were on the highway in ECO mode, typically going about 75 mph. Winds were light and the terrain was flat, so those factors didn't play a big role in the outcome.

Closer to home, commuting to work and running errands in more stop-and-go driving, I'm averaging about 22 MPG.

 

[Cfalgout2000]

Where do I find the miles per gallon reading on my car? I cant seem to find it. We just bought a new limited awd this past weekend and still learning about this vehicle.

 

[Gene]

On right side of steering wheel, button on top left. symbol on it looks like pages. use the little lever just below that on each page to see what you can learn about MPG, miles traveled, what you want shown on the center of display.
There is all kinds of information

 

[Cfalgout2000]

Found it! Thanks so much!

 

[Roadster]

I have found that the on board mileage is about 2 mpg higher when I compare the manual way of calculation. All 6 of my Hyundais have been this way, but my 2016 Mazda Miata is almost always the same when compared. I think Hyundai want’s everyone to believe they are getting good gas mileage.

 

[mlradams1]

I drive with a light foot and do not speed or jack rabbit start or stop. According to my mileage readout, I'm averaging 15mpg in the city and 19 on the freeway. And that's an average. This is much lower than the book. Should I take it in and have the gage checked?

 

[RCSIMON]

Something seems off. I would manually check mileage rates and compare against what the car is showing.

 

[Gene]

Try to compare by checking mileage compared to how much gas you use in the course of several fill ups.
Also do you do a lot of city driving where you set a numerous red lights? that is really bad on mpg

 

[harveyg19]

So what kind of MPG are you getting on the highway?
Has anyone been on a good trip yet?

I devide miles by gal.last trip 30+OK with that.

 

[anthpalisade]

One thing to check is how you have the milage computer set up. Would recommend setting to reset on start /stop.

The next to keep in mind that a true CR or EPA city estimate is a defined mix of rural driving with a certain amount of stops over precise milage, not stuck in bumper to bumper traffic or stop lights at every block. Highway has its own definitions.

I only really pay attention to highway driving averages and there is a milage guage in addition to average number is displayed. You will see for example that there are brief times where milage gauge will show as much as 50mpg,

As to averages on 30 minute to 5 hour drives i have taken which have not been diluted too by the local portion of the trips I see 24 to 29 MPG and the most common averages I see are 25, 26, 27 MPG, I believe these numbers are pretty close. My driving speed on most highways 60s and 70s generally. "True City driving is going to rot in any car"