What is the maximum range of the Mocha with a full tank and full charge?
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Mocha's maximum range with a full tank and full charge varies under the following conditions: With a full tank and full charge: In comparison, the Honda Avancier in the same class with a 57-liter fuel tank is often criticized for requiring refueling after only 400 kilometers in the city, though it can manage over 600 kilometers on the highway. The Mocha, with a full tank and full charge, achieves about 7.5 liters per 100 kilometers on the highway, allowing it to travel over 800 kilometers, which is generally sufficient. Depending on personal usage: The Mocha has a 70-liter fuel tank, but the actual range depends on individual driving habits. Considering road and weather conditions: Road conditions significantly affect the range. Additionally, the range tends to feel longer in summer, while in winter, the battery performance may seem less reliable.
Driving the Mocha DHT-PHEV hybrid is truly a pleasure, especially with its impressive range performance. I've tested this car, and with a full tank and fully charged battery, it can average around 1,100 kilometers, with the pure electric portion lasting about 200 kilometers. Once the gasoline engine kicks in, the transition is seamless. In real-world driving, the range isn't fixed—highway speeds increase wind resistance, and cold weather reduces battery efficiency, which can shrink the range to just over 900 kilometers. I recommend setting it to hybrid mode, as the system automatically balances fuel and electricity usage, avoiding frequent charging or refueling. It's perfect for long trips—a full tank and charge can take you non-stop from Beijing to Shanghai, saving both money and hassle. Regular maintenance, like keeping tire pressure at the standard level, can improve efficiency by 2-3%. Overall, I'm very satisfied with its performance, but I suggest new drivers take a few test drives to get familiar with the driving experience.
