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The Jeep lineup has introduced two plug-in hybrid electric vehicles: the Wrangler 4xe and Grand Cherokee 4xe. While a conventional hybrid vehicle has a single driving mode that combines electric and gasoline power, a PHEV offers three driving modes:
Simply put, it’s the flexibility you need to make the most of both trips to the pump and off-road adventures alike. These Jeep 4xe hybrids are best experienced in person, so come from Astoria to Long Island City and check out what Major World Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram has to offer!
You can maximize your Jeep 4xe mpg in Hybrid Mode, but you don’t have to worry about plugging in and charging once electric power runs out. At that point, the vehicle automatically shifts over to Jeep 4xe eSave Mode. The Jeep 4xe Hybrid Mode is the default setting for 4xe models, and it gives you the performance stats you’re looking for while still keeping you away from the Manhattan gas pump.
How good is the gas mileage in Hybrid Mode? The Jeep 4xe mpg in Hybrid Mode reaches 49 miles per gallon/kilowatt.
If you’re in Jackson Heights and the electric battery charge level is at 1% or above, the vehicle can run on 100% electric power. To put it another way, your commutes through Jackson Heights will be almost free of tailpipe emissions. Jeep 4xe models can maintain pure electric power for up to 21 miles in Electric Mode.
In Jeep 4xe eSave Mode, the 2.0L engine provides most of the power. Switching to eSave mode is a good idea if you’re trying to save power for a trip later in the day. That way, you won’t have to worry about charging. When you drive the Jeep 4xe in eSave mode, gas mileage is 20 mpg.
Do you have more questions about the Jeep 4xe mpg in Hybrid Mode or the efficiency of Jeep 4xe eSave mode? Major World Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram would be more than happy to guide you! We also have our new vehicle specials to set up your Jeep deal and a contact form that would love to hear from you. No matter how you want to go about things, our Long Island City team is ready to help!
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