Mercedes Benz E220d Fuel Consumption Test 

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this is normal rpm ich have audi a6 2016 2.0 190 ultra 7 gang gearbox 2000rpm at 165kmh and 2400rpm at 200! the mercedes 9gearbox =7gearbox audi!

@@andreicordos7345 It's 160 on 2000

The low rpm are amazing indeed, especially when I compare it to my E220 BlueTEC video which had the old 7G-tronic gearbox.

yes yes, and I tought that my Audi a4 b8 multitronic has low rpm phaaaaaa. Nice videos I'm a fan for many years.

what gearbox???? audi a6 ultra 2.0 7gang gearbox 190ps hat 170kmh at 2000rpm 2300rpm at 200kmh!

kimleng oeur The corvette 7 speed manual is longer its does 1000rpm at 90kph.

it's a diesel, torque is pretty much up there below 2000 rpm anyways

Nastasio exo pro is a BMW term. It’s eco mode and unless your a fossil don’t use it !

hyy, if you want a good consumption in town, than buy a Sandero 0.9 TCE. The Sandero, from Dacia is the best "value for money" Is enought spacious and the rate of came service is fantastic small. But you must agree to have a franchusen car, because is manufactured under licence Renault (in Turki, Romania, Russia and Maroco) I recomand you to buy version Steppway, is more beutiful than a standard Sandero.

Also ich hatte die Reichweitanzeige bei 1185km, aber das war nach ruhiger Fahrt. Denke das in der Stadt etwa 600 bis 750 Kilometer machbar sind. Nützt aber nix wenn auch Euro 6 nicht mehr in die Innenstadt darf.

ja hast recht was für ein dilemma naja mal sehen wohin das führt so viele menschen wären betroffen einfach dann die arbeit stehen lassen und protestieren bis die wirtschaft zusammenbricht ;)

no amazing this ist normal🙂 what gearbox???? audi a6 2016 ultra 2.0 7gang gearbox 190ps hat 170kmh at 2000rpm 2300rpm at 200kmh!

Darfst aber nicht vergessen das die Kiste fast 2 Tonnen wiegt

@@xeno5748 Danke für die schnelle Antwort !

@@pumapascikein Problem 😂

It depends, what would you consider a good consumption in town for such a large and heavy car?

@@guitigefilmpjes i heard that 220d in town has arround 6l consumption

With Style It's always better to drive at low RPMs as long as you have enough oil pressure. If you look at the torque curve, the motor produces more torque at 2000rpms. At 1200 rpms, it needs less power for keeping the same speed, so the engine won't get worn more. And the particle filter regenerates by injecting more fuel than needed into the cylindres, so the motor runs less efficient and produces more heat. It doesn't really matter at which RPMs it does that as long as it gets warm enough. I believe the engineers at Mercedes did their job, so there's no need about worrying that the filter gets full. Although it takes longer to get the filter full at less RPMs, because the motor runs more efficient and produces less particles for the same speed. Sorry for the bad English, I'm German :D

It depends on what the engine was built for. Many diesel engines in HGVs for example will produce maximum torque and efficiency between 1000 and 1500rpm and will spend over 500000 miles cruising at 1200rpm whilst hauling 100000lbs or more.

@@koelschejong01 I think you are partially right! I am telling from my experience on driving 2014 VW Passat 2.0TDI 177hp DSG that if I am driving on low revs DPF will regenerate on SHORTER period of times and NOT "it takes longer to get the filter full " as you are saying. Now I am driving more on manual or SPORT and regeneration is less often!