[22Black]

So I logged into my BMW app and I see a new feature that shows community mpg. I am getting 25.5 mpg primarily city driving. Its showing that I am getting 19% less than the community average? I can't see the average 330i getting 32mpg. Can anyone else share their experiences?

[nimonery]

You can average 32 pretty easily if most of your driving is highway without traffic.

[billnchristy]

I've hit as high as 37.8 in my m440i with highway driving.

[clintkev251]

Highway vs city. Primarily highway miles here and averaging as high as 37.6, but city tends to be more like low 20s

[ByronWalter]

I noticed you live in Connecticut. That, all by itself, will put your mpg in the dumps. Try moving to Wyoming

[Schantin]

My drive is 80% highway, around 450 miles per week at an altitude of 3500 feet in North Texas and 80mph when on the interstate. My MPG average on my 330i has been 36mpg since new, and I'm at 28k now. 99% of my time is driven in Sport mode too.

[AM340iMiami]

My average in 19mpgs. But im ripping it all over town.

[ersatz_lord]

I average 22 in the city. These cars are not geared to be economical for city driving.

[TheJellyo]

Primarily highway on flat ground 6.1L/100km. Was getting nearly 900km to the tank

[jcl78]

[Joeybarb87]

How big are 2024 models gas tank?

[arentz07]

Originally Posted by jcl78

Is this not a 330e?


Our 330i, with about 17,000 miles, averaged 32.0 MPG since new! My wife did pretty much a mix of city and highway. I took this photo about a month before we traded it in, and the mileage only dropped to 31.9 before we traded it.

[Gaviatrix]

My trip yesterday in my 2019 330i MSport (staggered 19" Pirelli PZero RFTs). That's just over 50 mpg (US)/60 mpg (IMP) at an average speed of 58.2 mph. Combination of back roads and freeway in light/medium traffic. Ran it in EcoPro on the freeway section, Adaptive otherwise. Pretty impressive.