At first I thought something weren't right with the reading, but on checking back on previous readings for similar journeys ie; no need to hurry motorway journeys it says only a little bit less, on the other hand, short, and sometimes spirited journeys it says what you would expect high teens low twentys.
I'm hoping I only need to knock off 5 mpg to get a more accurate reading, but something tells me it'll need to be more
So, any guesses need to be a fair bit North of 40 2015 HSE SDV6 Scotia Grey, ebony / lunar, colour coded, deployable steps, TV, sliding pano and a few other bits. Now gone
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Right, as there have been LOADS of guessing going on I thought I'd just post up a screen shot of the incontrol info and see what you make of it. I'll be doing the return trip later today so as I will be driving some would say " normally " I will also post another screen shot of that trip to show what the difference is. So here goes, don't all laugh at once

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Ok, so just to update, return trip shorter distance and time due to stopping at services but still had to go through the 50mph avg speed section, this time driving my normal style for m ways which is nearer the unofficial speed limit at times + some,
Duration 1h 4min,
Avg speed 58 mph
Distance 59.3 miles
Efficiency 45.8 mpg 2015 HSE SDV6 Scotia Grey, ebony / lunar, colour coded, deployable steps, TV, sliding pano and a few other bits. Now gone
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andman wrote:

Not got a clue... never look.....

Just filled up though..... What with the Euro and petrol prices dropping...

70 Litres just cost me £45... Happy days

Lucky You 70 Litres of Derv over here cost £79  itisme

So guys, with the mpg that the car is showing, do I assume right that I would need to at least take off 10 mpg ?
Any thoughts anyone? 2015 HSE SDV6 Scotia Grey, ebony / lunar, colour coded, deployable steps, TV, sliding pano and a few other bits. Now gone
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Roughly 8-10% off MPG. 2014 L405 SDV8 RR Autobiography

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2007 RRS TDV6 HSE - Zermatt Silver - Gone

My thoughts are that it is a completely useless software application What on earth is the point of it when the readings are way out of kilter?

So, can it be recalibrated? Can a dealer do this? Regards

Malcolm

Nowaytk wrote:

So guys, with the mpg that the car is showing, do I assume right that I would need to at least take off 10 mpg ?
Any thoughts anyone?

I cant see what all the fuss is about. The only true reading you need is fuel gauge. When its getting low fill it up. I was always told if you have to worry about how much MPG it does. You cant afford it itisme

That's exactly what I do, it gets low so I fill it up it's because of the incontrol I can now look at things on the sofa, and when I saw some fairly high mpg readings for a SDV6, I decided to see what I could get it up to as I was in no hurry so thought why not. Just out of interest what are you getting out of your supercharged  2015 HSE SDV6 Scotia Grey, ebony / lunar, colour coded, deployable steps, TV, sliding pano and a few other bits. Now gone
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I've had a true 41Mpg on a steady 300 mile motorway trip. 2014 Nara Bronze SDV6
GONE TDV6 HSE RRS in Giverny green,Ebony interior, Side steps,Tints, PTI, Tow pack, mud flaps, Side strips and Dynamics pack.

[quote="Nowaytk"]That's exactly what I do, it gets low so I fill it up it's because of the incontrol I can now look at things on the sofa, and when I saw some fairly high mpg readings for a SDV6, I decided to see what I could get it up to as I was in no hurry so thought why not. Just out of interest what are you getting out of your supercharged [/quote

I think its around 22MPG around town. On a run Down A3 to Portsmouth Heavy footed it is around 30MPG That is as far as i can remember, as i dont have that mode switched on itisme

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Here is my contribution after 3397miles since new in December 14.

It's not totally accurate I refilled after the trip and did the maths. Actual is 41.7 mpg. Still quite incredible to me.
I remember back in the 70/80 when 35 mpg was an event.

Come on guys you aren't even trying.................... according to the InControl in my Evoque 9 speed auto my best trip average so far is 90.2mpg. I use the Fuelly website to monitor every tankful of fuel though and that gives a more realistic figure. In almost 12 months and 7300 miles Fuelly reckons my Evqoue has achieved an average of 39.3mpg with a tankful best average of 43mpg.
http://www.fuelly.com/car/land_rover/range...Tim/248608
Compared to the previous 6 speed auto Coupe Evoque that I had which achieved 35 average and 43mpg best tankful over similar conditions/ runs in a year
http://www.fuelly.com/car/land_rover/range...Tim/117388
My last RRS was a TDv8 and I had no problems getting over 30mpg on a motorway haul in that so hopefully my SDv6 will do a lot better.
BTW the 90.2mpg was over a 2 miles very steep downhill trip, hardly a good representation but I'm sure that a creative ad man would be able to claim that in real life this figure is "easily achieved on a steep downhill run!" 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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So what did the feully site say your average was ? On my evoque I didn't reset the dash trip for over 10,000 miles (it zeros itself at 10k) and that said 29.2, so I was likely getting less than that , you must of been when you saw 90.2, unless of course you knew about that really BIG hill you were coasting down  2015 HSE SDV6 Scotia Grey, ebony / lunar, colour coded, deployable steps, TV, sliding pano and a few other bits. Now gone
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