Jump to content

New Subaru XV

Rezorn86

By Rezorn86,
in Japanese Talk

 Share

Recommended Posts

Jp66

Jp66

5th Gear
(edited)
On 12/23/2023 at 12:47 AM, ccc888 said:

@Jp66 hmmm whats yr mileage when it kaput?

 

3years vy jialat….5years seems OK for >100k mileage

XV seldom use due to covid. Mileage less that 25K. Impreza was around 75K.

Edited by Jp66
↡ Advertisement
  • Shocked 1
Link to post
Share on other sites
Extremme

Extremme

4th Gear

Guys is there any recommended workshop in JB that is able to fixed tpms sensor at a cheaper price? MI quoted me $800+ to chnage all 4 sensors as they said reach battery life span 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Actan72

Actan72

5th Gear
(edited)

hi, anyone can confirm how many km can the new mild hybrid forester travel.

the fuel tank seems abit small in my opinion.

Thanks 

Edited by Actan72
Link to post
Share on other sites
kermitfm

kermitfm

4th Gear
On 8/26/2024 at 8:21 AM, Actan72 said:

hi, anyone can confirm how many km can the new mild hybrid forester travel.

the fuel tank seems abit small in my opinion.

Thanks 

Yes, the tank is smaller and I wish they could have designed it with a bigger tank. My experience has been that a full tank will probably go for a high 400+km to low 500Km for city driving - depending on driving style and traffic. I normally refill at 3/4 tank when it has about 120km range left (based on the on board meter).

When I drive on the NSH, I will use up about 3/4 tanks to reach KL. For comparison, my previous NA SJ Forester does the same route in 1/2 tank.

The consumption pattern for mild hybrid is different from the non-hybrids. Comparing the two Foresters, I find that the consumption figure is lower for the eBoxer in city driving because the EV kicks in at low speed and while cruising to stops. It gets about 8L/100km (sometimes less) while the full petrol Forester was 10L /100km. For Malaysian Highway, the consumption is about the same - about 7L /100 km.  The difference here is that the battery do help to give some extra torque (better acceleration).

Hope this helps.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Actan72

Actan72

5th Gear
On 8/26/2024 at 9:49 AM, kermitfm said:

Yes, the tank is smaller and I wish they could have designed it with a bigger tank. My experience has been that a full tank will probably go for a high 400+km to low 500Km for city driving - depending on driving style and traffic. I normally refill at 3/4 tank when it has about 120km range left (based on the on board meter).

When I drive on the NSH, I will use up about 3/4 tanks to reach KL. For comparison, my previous NA SJ Forester does the same route in 1/2 tank.

The consumption pattern for mild hybrid is different from the non-hybrids. Comparing the two Foresters, I find that the consumption figure is lower for the eBoxer in city driving because the EV kicks in at low speed and while cruising to stops. It gets about 8L/100km (sometimes less) while the full petrol Forester was 10L /100km. For Malaysian Highway, the consumption is about the same - about 7L /100 km.  The difference here is that the battery do help to give some extra torque (better acceleration).

Hope this helps.

Thanks Boss for the detail explaination.

so far this is the reasonable size SUV which is below the 200k mark which is suitable for my budget which i dun want to spend so much.

was hoping that the tank could be like 60litres...

Link to post
Share on other sites
kermitfm

kermitfm

4th Gear
On 8/26/2024 at 1:19 PM, Actan72 said:

Thanks Boss for the detail explaination.

so far this is the reasonable size SUV which is below the 200k mark which is suitable for my budget which i dun want to spend so much.

was hoping that the tank could be like 60litres...

The reason for the smaller tank is because the battery occupies the space. In fact it also take up the space for the spare tire so the car comes with a tyre repair kit instead of a spare tire. Having said all these, I find this model better than the  previous one. Just so you know.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Rayleigh

Rayleigh

6th Gear
On 8/26/2024 at 8:21 AM, Actan72 said:

hi, anyone can confirm how many km can the new mild hybrid forester travel.

the fuel tank seems abit small in my opinion.

Thanks 

Should not be an issue hitting 7.4-7.8L/100km consistently. If on NS highway, can hit 6.8L/100km. 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Tohto

Tohto

Hypersonic
(edited)
On 11/2/2024 at 8:57 AM, Extremme said:

Hi guys my XV stock HU is acting up. Anyone anyone knows where to repair it?  No longer under warranty  20241031_105256.thumb.jpg.aca8f096ac2d1f3fccd76a220cbcd4af.jpg

If it is display faulty, don't think can be repaired. 

Must well get a after market model. I believe original one from MI will be ex.

Edited by Tohto
Link to post
Share on other sites
Extremme

Extremme

4th Gear

Hi guys

I was quoted $1.6k for this package and it seems reasonable.

https://www.subaru.asia/sg/assets/promos/aftersales/20241018_kansha/info.pdf

Anyone has this? However the package is valid for 2.5years for 5 servicing which works out to abt one servicing every 6 months. Usually I will go for servicing when I hit the minimum required mileage and I dont usually drive so usually I only do servicing once a year. Has anyone managed to extend the time frame before?

Link to post
Share on other sites
kermitfm

kermitfm

4th Gear
On 11/29/2024 at 10:21 AM, Extremme said:

Hi guys

I was quoted $1.6k for this package and it seems reasonable.

https://www.subaru.asia/sg/assets/promos/aftersales/20241018_kansha/info.pdf

Anyone has this? However the package is valid for 2.5years for 5 servicing which works out to abt one servicing every 6 months. Usually I will go for servicing when I hit the minimum required mileage and I dont usually drive so usually I only do servicing once a year. Has anyone managed to extend the time frame before?

It's quite easy to calculate to see if there are savings. If you follow the 6-month service cycle, you will save some money. The plan also protects the price should the servicing price increase during the plan's duration.

I subscribed to a similar plan (twice) when I was driving a Nissan. Since my driving mileage has decreased, I find that the 6-month servicing interval is too short.  I also did not make use of the parts discounts that came with the plan. Note that the plan only covers the standard service items and does not cover works like engine flushing, air con cleaning etc. Read the plan to see if they give a discount for these items. 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Rayleigh

Rayleigh

6th Gear
On 11/29/2024 at 10:21 AM, Extremme said:

Hi guys

I was quoted $1.6k for this package and it seems reasonable.

https://www.subaru.asia/sg/assets/promos/aftersales/20241018_kansha/info.pdf

Anyone has this? However the package is valid for 2.5years for 5 servicing which works out to abt one servicing every 6 months. Usually I will go for servicing when I hit the minimum required mileage and I dont usually drive so usually I only do servicing once a year. Has anyone managed to extend the time frame before?

The price is reasonable. I have signing up for their servicing package. 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Uplinkhack

Uplinkhack

1st Gear
(edited)

Considering getting a 2017 Gen 2 XV. Any known major issues that I should be aware of, other than aircon?

Edited by Uplinkhack
↡ Advertisement
Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing
×
×
  • Create New...