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Gas mileage 2019 Santa Fe with 2.4

5.1K views 12 replies 12 participants last post by  Joemsj51  
#1 ·
Just curious as to what you average. I did a search but did not find it.
 
#9 ·
Just checking in and haven't noticed any MPG posts in a while. I've not had any issues or questions on my almost 22 mon old 2019 SF Limited 2.4 AWD and just did two 300-400 mi road trips last week so for the heck of it looked at gas mileage. Got almost 31 MPG on the last 70+ mph trip of 200 miles from southern WI to SE MN. My long term MPG on car computer is still at 27 MPG for over 7000 mi, just like it was when I put post 5 down 9 months ago. With midwest 87 octane top tier gas around $1.85-2.20 per gallon there is little to complain about and with some family and day trips I may actually need an 4000 mi oil change before the 6 mon window this time. BTW, I did a miles / gallons at pump check on that last drive and 31 (actually 30.9) was actual vs car computer showed 30.8.

FWIW I have noticed no change in my dipstick oil level. At my last dealer oil change in May, I insisted they did not overfill like they'd done before so they got it exactly on the top mark. I looked yesterday and it's still right on after 2500 miles. (Thought I'd note this after some recent threads regarding oil/gas dilution, perhaps more of a winter cold weather issue?).
 
#10 ·
Rochham, like you I have had no issues (knock on wood). Gas mileage on a 2019 SF SEL AWD 2.4, has been above the EPA estimates of 21 city/27 hwy. After having driven about 6800 miles, the average gas mileage has been 26.65 (hand Calculated) in a mix of driving that is probably more weighted towards city driving. However, unlike you my carputer has been off a bit (higher).
 
#11 ·
Last summer's best number was 8.5l/100km (27.6mpg), break-in driving style, ~65% hwy, followed traffic like a trunk (was on ins. discount monitor program for 4mths, so no quick stop and acceleration).

Winter number sux!

Current summer, best 9.0l/100km (26mpg), ~65% hwy, less traffic due to covid19, beyond hwy speed limit (it is too quiet inside).

Comfort mode yields a small improvement over Smart mode. The number is from the carputer, it beats Hyundai's number, I'm happy.