Video Summary
Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video:- After testing the car for about 3500 km, it generally runs on 13.8 KWH per 100 km.
- A test was conducted to see if a 460km range could be achieved, which is what is on the Fiat website.
- The site claims 460km can be achieved if the car is in sherpa mode while driving outside of the city and driving slowly.
- A net of 38 kwh is in the battery and the car should be at a consumption rate of 8.6 kwh to achieve this range.
- The user was able to maintain 8.6kwh to the city of Estergom which came mostly from going downhill.
- The seats are not great, needing some lumbar support and the seating material can get sweaty.
- On rough roads, the car’s short wheelbase can be irritating.
- On smooth roads, there are no issues.
- The steering is very light, making it good for city driving, but can lack responsiveness if driven on curvier roads.
- The self-driving feature works, it is a 6/10.
- The GPS is not good; Apple Car Play should be used.
- The 180 Liter trunk capacity is not great for longer trips, but can hold seven grocery bags if the back seats are folded down.
- The battery has an 85 kw charging speed and can gain 80% charge in about 25 minutes.
- The car price, at 15 million forint, is too expensive. Other competitors can achieve similar results for that amount.
- If the car was priced at 11 million, that would be much more fair.
- The overall conclusion is the car looks great and is perfect for urban use, as long as you can look past the price.
