Frozen at 49 mph.... since 1/19/14

I think he is shortening your name.

 

So this is 49 MPG lifetime as calculated by the trip computer because you have never reset the trip A counter and you bought this PiP new. Do I have this right? How many miles do you have on or PiP now? Do you track or gas purchases for an actual MPG calculation? Would be interesting to know what the difference between PiP MPG value and gas pump/odometer MPG value for the range of miles you have traveled. This is the extreme of data collection John's Stuff - Toyota Prius Personal Data 30

 

I've seen some of the electricity bills from CA, and I'd bet it doesn't matter if you use gas or electricity. You'll pay either way.

 

they're designed for good mileage. you can get 49 driving like a banshee and 79 driving like a hypermiler.

 

What's your lifetime EV ratio?

If it is 1%, you are doing pretty good at 49 MPG. LOL

 

i use trip a for tank and trip b for trip. i calculate my lifetime using ken's spreadsheet.

 

On the steering wheel, hit the Trip button. It'll rotate through about 5 different screens. You want to look at the EV Driving Ratio screen.

 

On mine it is the DISPlay button that does that.....and several may be hidden, depending on how the options are set.

 

Sorry, it was my abreviation for your username Prius Five Guy.

 

They are both rescue and were both called generically 'Chihuaha mix'. Casey on the left, best we can tell over the years has some Papillon and toy fox terrier too. No telling on little fluffy white Sasha on the right. 10lbs and 9lbs respectively.

 

At your next fillup, calculate the mileage by hand.
My "actual" came out 2-3 MPG less than the onboard computer said.

 

I don't want this to sound critical because I'm just genuinely curious. How is it possible to get only 48 MPG in a PiP even if you're only charging it once in awhile? The worst mileage I ever got in my PiP was a road trip to Colorado where one tank was 48 MPG after driving over the Rocky Mountains at 80 MPH. Even driving across Utah and Nevada at 80 MPH I was getting somewhere around 55 MPG, and all that is with zero charging.

 

I drove over 1,000 miles to Canada and back with 3-4 charges and got 60 MPG.