Model Year 21/22 Hybrid electricity consumption

[FeFormentor]

What's the real pure electricity consumption for Cupra Formentor Hyprid. Yes it's cold (5 Celsius), heated seats are on, short distance trip, but electricity consumption looks shocking (more than 30kW)

 

[CupForm]

electricity consumption looks shocking (more than 30kW)

It's not the end of the world... that energy consumption over 5 km, is not really relevant. If you had the Climate control set to a "decent" temperature and the heated seats on, a good chunk of that energy went into heating. The terrain profile is also very important for such a short distance... uphill or downhill.
I wouldn't worry if I were you, unless you see excessively high consumption averaged over longer distances on quasi-flat terrain.

 

[Cupra_33]

It's not the end of the world... that energy consumption over 5 km, is not really relevant. If you had the Climate control set to a "decent" temperature and the heated seats on, a good chunk of that energy went into heating. The terrain profile is also very important for such a short distance... uphill or downhill.
I wouldn't worry if I were you, unless you see excessively high consumption averaged over longer distances on quasi-flat terrain.

I agree with that. BTW, it's not different on petrol or diesel cars, which can have higher consumption than 20l/100km on very short distance...
Especially, if you have major equipments on (heated seats, or even heated steering wheel, anti-icing windshield, etc.)

 

[nachopas]

Normal behavior in my experience, first few kilometers are crazy, then it stabilizes in a quite lower amount

 

[the_winner]

Take a non electric car, with petrol engine, make a 5km trip and see the consuption, its the same ! its average consuption per 100km you need bigger trips to get lower AVERAGE CONSUPTION ,

to find your real consumption : (5x39,6)/100=1.98kwh lower than a toast maker

 

[SRGTD]

I recently got a non-VAG self charging full hybrid, and during short journeys in cold weather conditions I can see the long term average fuel consumption dropping as I drive. This didn’t come as a surprise to me and I was expecting it as fuel consumption from the ICE is poorer in colder weather and the traction battery is less efficient too - particularly noticeable during cold weather on short journeys.

As other posters have said, the position stabilises on longer journeys.