There are multiple ways to optimize the drive and range of your EV/PHEV. From using Hybrid Mode to frequent charging, explore below for more ways to optimize your vehicle’s longevity and performance.
When considering how far your vehicle can go, there are two ranges to consider:
All-Electric Range is the range that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determines when testing a vehicle while running only on power from its on-board battery.
Total Range In a PHEV, total range is the total miles determined by the EPA that can be expected from a fully charged battery plus a full gas tank under normal conditions. The EPA tests deplete the battery charge and the gas tank.
MPGe is a new way to express efficiency per mile. This term was created by the EPA and stands for miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent, abbreviated as MPGe.
Range will differ for individual drivers depending upon driving habits, road conditions and even the weather. Explore tips and tricks to help extend the range of your vehicle and improve your ownership experience.
From EV-specific driving modes to a Hybrid-Specific Driver Information Display (DID), Stellantis vehicles offer multiple ways to monitor your range.
Regenerative braking captures energy from the vehicle’s momentum during braking and stores it for later use. The Max Regeneration mode, also known as one-pedal driving, routes even more power back to the battery. For the driver, it will feel like the brakes are being applied during deceleration.
To enter this mode, drivers must select the Max Regeneration button on the dashboard. The Driver Information Display signals it’s in use and the Max Regeneration feature assertively slows the 4xe when the driver lifts off the accelerator. Our EV experts are available to answer any question you might have and help you choose the best charging solution for your needs.
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