I have a 2013 Kia optima hybrid that gets 550+ miles per tank; in comparison my kia Sportage gets >300. I filled that up weekly because I couldn't go 2 weeks without out going empty. My hybrid I've had for a year has had less than two handfuls of fillups; basically I go over a month without filling the tank (they're similar size tanks)

The mpg I average is pretty low because my commute is short and on surface streets so it's roughly 35mpg but on longer trips it goes above 40mpg. The Sportage was rated for 21/28 but it hardly ever got that high

Even if it has reduced capacity due to age, like the other comment said, it is still vastly more efficient

It will still get much better mpg even with lower quality batteries. Also for the record I'm driving a 13 year old electric car and while it only had a 70 mile range at release, I still generally get about 50 to 60 miles on a charge.

The new ones have all the compromises of an off road vehicle, and are underpowered (like most modern ICE vehicles).

They are still amazing fun to drive, although the Range Anxiety is Real. Driving over 110kmh on some roads is dangerous, especially with crosswinds.

Despite it’s light weight, it is still a bit of a guzzler, I’m Averaging 9-10l/100km in daily and weekend use, which means I can only travel about 300-400km without having to fill up again: further if I drive sedately.

I have friends with long-range 80l fuel tanks and there is also a 30l sub-tank available. It is technically possible to install them both at the same time, but that is a lot of extra weight and that doesn’t leave much room for mufflers.

I know people who only drive on slow 90km/h roads and they often get 6-7l/100km.