The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test (WLTP) procedure is used to measure fuel consumption and CO2 emissions and is designed to represent everyday driving. It was launched in Europe in 2017 and better reflects on-theroad performance compared to the NEDC test procedure. It is designed to enable comparisons to be drawn between different vehicles which are tested under the same controlled test conditions. The test covers different driving styles with different average speeds. Importantly, the ambient temperature used in the testing is a consistent 23C.
For our EVs we also display the WLTP Extra High test value which reflects the less efficient scenario of motorway driving. This better illustrates the variability in real-world driving on a Mustang Mach-E or Kuga PHEV. This follows updated guidance from the Vehicle Certification Agency in the UK.
Model | Derivative | WLTP Extra High (Motorway) | WLTP Overall |
Mustang Mach-E | Select Range Premium RWD Range Premium AWD Range GT | 202 miles / 325 km 293 miles / 472 km 277 miles / 446 km 244 miles / 393 km | 273 miles / 439 km 372 miles / 599 km 341 miles / 549 km 304 miles / 489 km |
Kuga PHEV | ST-Line Edition ST-Line X Edition Vignale | 28 miles / 45 km 28 miles / 45 km 28 miles / 45 km | 39 miles / 63 km 37 miles / 60 km 37 miles / 60 km |
The WLTP test is performed in controlled test conditions to provide customers the ability to see a like-for-like comparison. In the real world, as with petrol or diesel vehicles, there are multiple factors that influence and impact range performance:
There are several steps that can be taken to maximise your all-electric range:
If you want more information or have further questions please get in contact with any of our showrooms, we'll be more than happy to help!