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Hi Steve

Welcome to our Forum.
HI Steve, I've got a 2020 UK spec "Dynamic" bought it a year ago and done about 10k in it.
I spent loads of time researching the thing, you tube reviews forums etc, I didn't drive one until I bought it online! I've also got a Transit custom van 2.2 Diesel 125ps for work that I've done 155k miles in from new, we live in Cornwall lots of hills, my advice to you and anyone else thinking of the hybrid, e-ctv box!,Outlander etc, is have a decent test drive! I'm a very experienced driver, vans, cars, plant, non HGV lorries etc and motorcycles.
Coming from the Transit, I thought I knew what to expect! Let's just say it's like "marmite" sometimes I'd rather take the van than bother with Outlander, to drive without "ding dongs" "bing bongs" and a half a dozen other things that make you say why! Is just more enjoyable!
 
I have 1 2022 PHEV since Aug 2024. I bought used one. I've learned a lot of PHEV science not shown in front or in the User Manual. After sometime, I found many users do not understand the reason why the SAVE/CHARGE button exists in this car. So, they use them under their guess as the 2 words imprinted. It real meaning is HOLD battery Level for Next use after Charge/ Charge Battery up to 80% for Next Use. Designers should select proper words for their functions to avoid any misunderstanding by the word itself. This button has no other function at all. The more you use this button for your interest, the more gas consumed.

Good luck to you
 
Lived in Cornwall for a year at St Agnes, worst roads on the planet. Still shudder to think of that JCB decapitating some poor sods who couldn't get out of the way of the boom due to the cornish hedges. Anyway have a 2020 GRS here in Oz and am just getting bigger better tyres fitted.
 
Lived in Cornwall for a year at St Agnes, worst roads on the planet. Still shudder to think of that JCB decapitating some poor sods who couldn't get out of the way of the boom due to the cornish hedges. Anyway have a 2020 GRS here in Oz and am just getting bigger better tyres fitted.
Lovely roads down here, keeps the Emmits happy anyway, the crash on St Columb road was very sad, it was on my normal route home from St Mawgan, I got diverted shortly after it happened, the news showed a damaged car that looked like a lad from another section that I often followed home, I was pretty relieved to see his car in the carpark the next morning. Small world really "Good dayyy" "Me Ansome".
 
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