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► Does cruise control really reduce fuel consumption, or is it more economical without it? 🤔⚡ We tested this very question with the Toyota bZ4X Touring on our usual fuel consumption test route. After conducting our standard fuel consumption test with the bZ4X Touring last week, this time we wanted to find out: Which consumes more fuel: cruise control or your own right foot? In the video, we compare fuel consumption with cruise control engaged versus driving normally without it and see if the difference is really noticeable. 👉 You can find the standard fuel consumption test for the Toyota bZ4X Touring here:    • Toyota bZ4X Touring – So sparsam ist der n...   💬 How do you prefer to drive: with or without cruise control? And what do you think: Does cruise control really save energy? Let us know in the comments! ... 🔔 Subscribe to our channel if you don't want to miss more fuel consumption checks, Toyota tests, and electric car videos. #toyotabz4x #bZ4XTouring #cruisecontrol #fuelconsumptioncheck #electriccar #toyotareview ___ ► Homepage: https://wellergruppe.de/ ► Instagram:   / wellergruppe   ► LinkedIn:   / wellergruppe-de   ► TikTok:   / wellergruppe   ► Facebook:   / wellergruppe   ► Please note that some settings and features may vary slightly from model to model! ___ Chapter Overview: 00:00 Intro 01:34 Starting Conditions & Consumption 02:08 Your Climate Tip 02:31 City Driving 03:49 Highway Driving 04:01 Cruise Control Explanation 04:41 Country Road Driving & Cruise Control Tip 05:35 Regenerative Braking 05:53 Cruise Control Tip 06:37 Touring/BZ/RAV Comparison 07:19 City Driving 08:01 Evaluation & Outro ___ SIM - Your reliable partner for the brands BMW, MINI, Toyota, Lexus, Seat, Cupra, BYD, MG, Horwin, and Microlino. We offer you a wide selection of new cars, used cars, and electric vehicles. Our range includes vehicles for diverse needs – from compact city cars to spacious family vehicles. We provide comprehensive advice on suitable models, support you with financing and leasing, and handle all service and workshop work on-site – including inspections, maintenance, and MOT/emissions testing. Experience personalized service, transparent advice, and modern mobility solutions 42 locations in Germany: Bad Homburg • Bad Oeynhausen • Bad Salzuflen • Bielefeld • Braunschweig • Bremen • Burgdorf • Celle • Cloppenburg • Detmold • Dortmund • Goslar • 2x Gütersloh • 2x Hamburg • Hamm • 2x Herford • Hildesheim • Höxter • Ibbenbüren • Kronberg • 2x Leipzig • Lüneburg • 2x Melle • Münster • 3x Osnabrück • Paderborn • Salzgitter • Salzwedel • Stendal • Uelzen • Vechta • Wernigerode • Winsen/Luhe • Wolfenbüttel • Headquarters Berlin ___ Energy consumption Toyota bZ4X Touring electric motor, front-wheel drive 74.7 kWh battery, 165 kW (224 hp), combined: 14.0 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions (combined): 0 g/km. CO₂ class: A; Electric range (EAER): 591 km and electric range in urban areas (EAER City): 837 km. More information at: https://www.bmw.de/pkw_envkv https://www.mini.de/pkw_envkv https://www.toyota.de/service_und_zub... https://www.lexus.de/wltp www.seat.de/ueber-seat/wltp-standard.html https://www.cupraofficial.de/pkw-envk... https://www.mgmotor.de/privacy-notice... This information is provided in accordance with the German Passenger Car Energy Consumption Labeling Ordinance. The stated values ​​were determined using the prescribed WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light-Duty Vehicles Test Procedure) measurement method. A car's fuel consumption and CO2 emissions depend not only on the car's fuel efficiency but also on driving style and other non-technical factors. CO2 is the greenhouse gas primarily responsible for global warming. A guide to the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of all new car models offered in Germany is available free of charge at every sales outlet in Germany where new cars are displayed or offered for sale. The guide can also be accessed here: www.dat.de/co2. Images may show optional equipment available at extra cost.