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Date: Oct 13, 2023
Vanquish range anxiety when you look for a reliable, fuel-efficient Honda EV. Although the automaker doesn’t currently have any pure EVs among its new vehicles, prepare for the 2024 Honda Prologue if you want a reliable SUV for your family. The hybrid Honda EV range is perfect for lowering your fuel costs on every Miami drive. Weekend getaways to your favorite destination are also a breeze when departing from Coral Springs.
You’ll get plenty of power for long drives with the Honda EV range, both now and in the future with a new Prologue. Once you put a Honda hybrid in your Hollywood driveway, you’ll love its range. Discover more with our guide from Holman Honda of Fort Lauderdale.
Your Honda EV range mitigates concerns about range anxiety from the moment you hit the accelerator. Examine our three-step strategy for maximizing your Honda EV’s range, which is very easy to do.
What is the range of Honda electric cars? The two hybrid models currently available give you a lot of power for any trip you want to take.
What is the range of Honda electric cars? You’ll probably find that the magic number for pure EV range is around 300 miles on a single charge. When the Honda Prologue comes out in early 2024, Honda has stated that the electric range will be comparable to the range of gasoline-powered SUVs currently in the lineup. Considering the Honda Pilot has a range of 522 miles and the CR-V has a 400-mile range, you could be in for a very pleasant surprise when it comes to lowering your fuel costs.
For the current hybrid models, the CR-V hybrid gets about 500 miles before you need to fill your tank, while the Accord hybrid goes a whopping 615 miles for the EX-L trim!
Meanwhile, the PHEV version of the Accord goes around 13 miles on electricity only if you purchase a trim with a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) feature. But don’t worry, you won’t have to charge your battery right away.
Once you invest in a Honda EV in your home, you can charge a PHEV or the Prologue EV with a Level 2 charging box. You’ll be able to recharge at public charging stations, too, which you can find with this national map of charging stations from the U.S. Department of Energy. You can also use your vehicle’s GPS to locate the nearest public charging station.
Plan for extra time if you have to take a longer route to a charging station, like if there is construction, a detour, or rush-hour traffic. The good news is for the Accord PHEV, once the battery runs out after 13 miles, you’ll automatically go to gasoline power until you can find a charging station!
How you drive affects your Honda EV’s range, just like it would for a gasoline engine. Accelerate gradually and press the brakes slowly. Leave plenty of room between yourself and other cars. Drive at or below the speed limit to optimize your EV’s range numbers.
Extremely hot or extremely cold temperatures can decrease your Honda EV range. Consumer Reports states that the ideal outdoor temperature to maximize your Honda EV range is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Temperature does not just affect the battery chemistry, though. Running your air conditioning or heater on full blast could decrease the range. Use the heat or air minimally while still remaining comfortable as you drive in extreme temperatures to get the most out of your Honda EV range.
Ready to achieve even greater gas mileage with a brand-new Honda? Contact us or call to schedule a test drive with our team. We think you’ll love one of these new vehicles in your Fort Lauderdale garage!
**Based on 2024 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery-pack age/condition (hybrid trims) and other factors.
