REVEALED: New Prado among popular cars using more fuel than claimed
Recently, many well -known hybrid cars in Australia try to include Toyota Landcuriser Prado and Ford Ranger, and use more fuel than the manufacturer's claims. The freedom that tried out of Evfire discovered large discrepancies between authentic characters and real benefits on the road. The new Toyota PRODO Hybrid used 60% extra fuel compared to alleged efficiency. Similar results were seen with Ford Ranger Plug-in Hybrid. Experts say that this gas performance improves the reliability and relevance of the label for Australians using situations. The findings support the increasing requirement for local, actual gasoline assessment to offer further correct facts to consumers. Consumers are mainly encouraged to do complete research before deciding on hybrid based on the assessment of gas efficiency.
The Key points
- The new Toyota Prado Hybrid used 60% more fuel.
- Ford Ranger Plug-in Hybrid also crossed the requirements for reliable gas.
- Testing performed through Australian Evafire under real circumstances.
- LAB -PRIMAL -based gas assessment is often for consumers.
- Hybrid city cannot provide expected savings in the trip.
- A large period was found between the requirements and the need for the use of real fuel.
- Australian location and weather effects gas performance.
- Calls increase for local Real -Global gas test standards.
- Consumers advocated independent studies, take a look at facts.
- The automakers requires the status of hybrid IFCIES
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