Does the 2015 Prius C Have A 'Miles Til Empty' Setting?

It's shown on the lower left corner of the radio's display. You can switch between displaying the radio stations, instant mpg's or energy monitor. There is also a button on the steering wheel where you can switch up the displays on the dash. In that mess of available displays you'll come across one that shows you your current distance traveled, outside temperature, EV mileage etc. I'm pretty sure that one also has distance to empty. Been awhile since I've used that display though so not sure.

Be warned though - that distance to empty is what we all call a "guess-o-meter". It's somewhat accurate, but do not rely on it to tell you the truth.

 

It's called "cruising range" in one of the dash's screens, i think it's called trip info or soemthing

 

I have a 2015 Prius C 2....It has a cruise range, which counts down...However, when it gets to 0 miles, the gas gauge is at 1 bar, and the little gas pump symbol also comes on....When the cruise range gets to 0, and I immediately fill up, the car takes 7.8-8.1 gallons which means there is at least 1 gallon of gas in tank tank (has a 9.1 gallon tank)...I have hit 0 bars on the gas gauge one time, and the fill up was 8.5 gallons.....Do not allow these cars to run out of gas....usually need to place 5 gallons of gas in the tank before the car will go ready and sometimes owners have had to have the car towed to the dealer to get the system reset....

 

I ran out of gas about 2 weeks ago. I found a 32 oz empty water bottle and filled it up. It doesn't need 5 gallons to get going agian, but you have to disconnect the battery
to reset the computer.. even then it only drove me 10 feet, then I used my bluetooth OBD2 to reset all trouble codes.. then i was able to get to the gas station 1/4 to 1/2 mile away.. i was headed there anyway.. I highly recommend keeping some kind of code scanner in your vehicle these days.. when you get down to that one bar GET GAS. it doens't go to no bars and then give you more miles like some vehicles do.

 

To be honest, you shouldn't let it get down to 1 bar either. The fuel pump itself kept cool by the fuel in the tank.