[TacoMcIoniq]

Just picked mine up! What should I name here? Any suggestions?

 

[TacoMcIoniq]

Just picked mine up! What should I name here? Any suggestions?

Photo below

 

[bluecar1]

nice,

welcome to the club, they are great cars and really deliver the mpg they claim unlike other cars I have bought

please give it a nice long run and report back on your thoughts (good and bad)

 

[TacoMcIoniq]

nice,

welcome to the club, they are great cars and really deliver the mpg they claim unlike other cars I have bought

please give it a nice long run and report back on your thoughts (good and bad)

Any breakin recommendations? I've heard that the transmission takes a good 1000 miles to learn the car.

 

[bluecar1]

pretty much drive it normally, but avoid high rpm the first few hundred miles, but the odd high rpm is ok if you need to put your foot down to enter a freeway etc but not to often, then as your mileage increases you can then use the full rpm range more, then by the time you get to 1000-1500 miles all good drive it any how you want

the only thing to think about is the ECU needs to see the full range of power and RPM to adapt to your fuel properties and conditions, so don't drive it too gently breaking it in, but also don't drive it like you stole it

 

[Texas Ioniq]

Just got mine a few weeks ago, grey as well. I'm sorta regretting not going with the SEL now because I really like those front DRLs. 1900 miles already Past 2 tanks have been 54 and 55 MPG!

 

[bluecar1]

so the EPA economy is not an issue in summer, quite a few posting 55+ mpg (US) compared to those in the winter struggling to achieve 50mpg