2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid 'LE' is rated 50MPG - Here are my results after the first Fill Up

#Toyota #Corolla #Hybrid

I take the #toyotacorolla hybrid LE base model out for a #fueleconomy test. What #mpg did I see? Was I able to match or exceed the 50MPG rating?

00:00 - Corolla Hybrid MPG Test
14:00 - Long-Lasting Hybrid Tech
19:12 - MPG tips and Interstate driving
25:49 - Fill up and MPG results

[Patrick-sdbz]

I had a 2022 Hybrid LE for 35k miles. My commute was 130 miles a day, 90% highway 10% city. I averaged 62.5 MPG, almost 650 miles to a full tank. Great Little Car!

[robskinner]

We have the 2023 Corolla LE Hybrid. Our last four 600Km trips with 2 people in the car and luggage (quite full), we averaged 4.1L/100Km (57MPG) on very hilly roadways at average of 110Kph. I am very impressed with the car. Better fuel economy than rated.

[IgoZoom]

I rented a 2024 Corolla LE Hybrid for a 600-mile trip from North Georgia to southern Alabama and back over Memorial Day Weekend. I cruised at 80mph on the interestate (about half the trip) and 60-65mph on two-lane highways for the other half. I had the A/C on full blast and didn't attempt to drive conservatively. My average for the entire trip was 50.2mpg.

[RushButter]

I have a '22 Corolla Hybrid and it is so nice. I average about 58 MPG and that's driving back and forth, on I-80, from CA to NV. That's about 600+ miles per tank which is super nice. Filling up is never over $50, even when my tank is super close to empty. I even got some winter tires for my Corolla and wow does it do amazing in ice and snow too. I ended up installing a remote starter on my Corolla and some heated seat covers, as it was the only thing I really wanted in my car to make the harsh cold mornings a little more bearable. I really don't see me needing any other car until my Corolla just gives up and dies.

[rightlanehog]

Kirk, You are rapidly becoming the Ace of Base Model Reviews. 🤪There are two main lessons in this video: a) 76 mph is not a fuel efficient speed for highway driving b) The Corolla would be better off with the Camry's 2.5 Hybrid powertrain. Let's hope there is a Corolla Touring Sports with the 2.5 Hybrid drivetrain just around the corner. 🤞🤞🤩🤩

[markkrispin]

I have a 2021 Toyota Corolla Hybrid LE and I am getting average 64 MPG city and 57 highway. Love this car.

[edwardhoward]

I appreciate you preaching courtesy to folks around you. I am an old man and I prefer to drive slow, but I prefer even more to be courteous to other users of the road.

[gregsmith]

The most accurate review yet. After 2 years, this review is spot on 👌

[mattkroening]

If it weren't for that screen in the middle, you could absolutely convince me that the instrument cluster was from a 90's corolla, and I love it for that

[cartertodd]

Man I’m jealous of your Florida city streets. Here in Tucson, Arizona we have traffic lights every 1/4 mile that are red at least half the time. Crushes my mpg on the Prius despite my best efforts

[rickkern]

Your comment about driving a hybrid being nearly as fun as driving a sports car hits home with me. I had a 2020 Mustang manual 4 cylinder that I put 16k miles on. I averraged 29.6 mpg and I played both with mpg and acceleration.

[monkeyrun]

Toyota's hybrid is rock solid. My only issue is they should've started pushing hybrid much earlier.

[Bek-A]

I wish they made the hybrid hatchback. That thing would be a great alternative to CUVs and smaller SUVs. I would get it over the RAV4

[timbaubense]

Thanks! I love your insight test! When my old 07 civic so with 276k miles dies one day, I will probably buy a Corolla hybrid

[mikej]

Thats really good considering the outside temperature and you have the AC on.
If it had the 2.0l it would be in the 60s mpg.
1.8l has been used since 2003.
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[TheLewistownTrainspotter]

I get 42-43 mpg highway mileage driving a non-hybrid '24 Corolla LE. Which honestly ain't that bad.

[escheidl]

Excellent review as usual Kirk. I really enjoy your "thinking out loud" reviews which provide so many useful tips and information for us. Your real world life experience with hybrid vehicles makes your hybrid reviews second to none. Regarding the hybrid battery, I fully expect the Li-Ion equipped hybrids to have a life expectancy easily of around 20 years or more. The old NiMH batteries in the hybrids are lasting 14-15 years before needing replacement as it is. Based simply on the difference Li-Ion batteries made to our power tools vs. the original NiMH batteries they started out with that only lasted like 2 to 4 years, I'm thinking much more life can be expected with a Li-Ion equipped hybrid. The Li-Ion hybrid battery in my 2018 Camry hybrid LE is the last thing I worry about.

[miteco]

We drove Interstate 5 from Orange County, CA to Sacramento at 55 to 65 following slow moving semi trucks and got 62 for the trip but it sure did take a long time.

[yellofury]

WOW! thats great that a manufacturer can make a vehicle that does better than promised
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[scraps]

Blue line is for suggested acceleration for best mileage