US: Fuel Economy Of Seventeen 2022 BEV Models Exceeds 100 MPGe via insideevs.com
Interestingly, two smaller models - Chevrolet Bolt EV and Hyundai Kona Electric are at 120 MPGe .* Some models have configurations that fall below 100 MPGe
Source: U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Fuel Economy Website, Compare Electric Vehicles Side-by-Side. Data accessed August 24, 2022. It's expected that, in the coming years, we will see not only an obvious increase in the number of ultra-efficient models but also that the results will go noticeably up.
There are various reasons for that - starting with the use of dedicated BEV platforms and ongoing advancement of the technology, including lighter batteries or structural battery packs . We must remember that 10-20 years ago manufacturers barely started trying to build electric cars with modern lithium-ion batteries, now the technology is entering a really crucial phase with research fueled by billions of dollars.
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