[GhostTX]

I'm curious what y'alls actual MPG is now that you've owned it. Highway, especially.

 

[powerdyne6]

Well I am in Canada 90% city driving and I am at roughly 10.2 litres per 100km

2022 K5 GT

 

[HowlerK5]

Averaging 41.57 city 14% highway 86% mountainous so far at 1500 + miles GT AWD Fill-up range per car is 534

 

[KunoMochi]

I'm averaging about 25-26 MPG through suburban-type roads overall. This is on mostly flat roads with a traffic light every mile or so.

 

[WolfGreyGuy]

Well, I have a really heavy foot so take that into my numbers. combo driving around Dallas area some highway so streets around 20. Highway trips (2) one was 32ish and the other was 35ish. only city about 17, but I do not putter from a red light. LOL

Yea I know gas prices, but I have a company car for all my business driving and only drive on the weekends and occasionally in the evenings. in almost 3 months of ownership less than 1600 miles. 1000 of that was the 2 trips.

 

[Mike_TX]

Averaging 41.57 city 14% highway 86% mountainous so far at 1500 + miles GT AWD Fill-up range per car is 534

Why do we not believe you?

 

[DFranch]

30.712 MPG average over 15 months & 14399 miles. If I didn't live in the northeast it would be higher, but MPG drops a little in the winter. I'd guess about 70% highway, 30% city. It actually gets about 2 MPG more than the 2016 Optima I had previously and this car is AWD and the Optima was FWD.

 

[s-canderdon274]

With a combo of city (40%) and highway (60%) I am getting ~32 mpg so far on 2022 GT-Line with around 9,000 miles.

 

[WolfGreyGuy]

Well mine is a GT with the 2.5 I am sure all you all with the 1.6 will beat my numbers.

 

[1st K5]

Well I am in Canada 90% city driving and I am at roughly 10.2 litres per 100km

2022 K5 GT

What fuel are you using?

 

[HowlerK5]

Well, I have a really heavy foot so take that into my numbers. combo driving around Dallas area some highway so streets around 20. Highway trips (2) one was 32ish and the other was 35ish. only city about 17, but I do not putter from a red light. LOL

Yea I know gas prices, but I have a company car for all my business driving and only drive on the weekends and occasionally in the evenings. in almost 3 months of ownership less than 1600 miles. 1000 of that was the 2 trips.

Why do we not believe you?

grow up maybe?

 

[1st K5]

Post mgp and fuel grade.

 

[aviatorict]

At 30k miles on 2021 EX, about 60/40 city/highway, averaging ~29mpg.

 

[powerdyne6]

What fuel are you using?

89 to 91 depending on station

 

[Mike_TX]

grow up maybe? View attachment 3395

Lol. I think you should get some kind of award from Kia for the highest mileage achieved from one of their vehicles.

 

[DFranch]

30.712 MPG average over 15 months & 14399 miles. If I didn't live in the northeast it would be higher, but MPG drops a little in the winter. I'd guess about 70% highway, 30% city. It actually gets about 2 MPG more than the 2016 Optima I had previously and this car is AWD and the Optima was FWD.

I just use 87 octane. I usually get my gas at the speedway near my house.

 

[FloridaDave]

I cant get above 29 with a '22 GT Line, but I only have 1100 on her

 

[Icesick06]

I got 46mpg travelling to work on about an hour commute. Back country roads (55mph speed limit) and through small towns (usually around 25 to 35mph speed limits). Avg 45mph for the trip over a 43.5mi trip. Havent had the car long enough to really see what she'll be like. Only have 160mi on the odometer.

 

[1st K5]

My consumption went up when i switched to 91 octane.

 

[FloridaDave]

So I was just able to get 39 mpg on the highway going 70 mph for 20 miles. I filled up and gauge said I have 416 miles to empty.
Accumulated avg.mpg of 28.9
Question for anyone - How much does having the AC on all the time play into this ? I live in Florida, so its always on. Think its a factor or are those days gone ?