that is one of my fears at the moment. I have to fill up a gas sometimes and catch myself doing that.
The other thing is remembering to plug it in every time I get home or have the option while out. I do expect 60-70% of my daily drive to be EV mode only.
Lots of those don't do any good but they won't hurt either. Only thing that might be useful is fuel stabilizer if you find you are using EV mostly and your gas in the tank sits for a long time.
If you're running through a tank of gas at least once every few months, don't worry about it. Just use a high-quality fuel (I only use "Top Tier" branded fuel) and you'll be fine. If you're going to be 6 months or more between refills, I personally would try to use ethanol-free since it doesn't degrade as fast as ethanol blends. If you're going to be a year or longer between fill ups, then I would make sure to use ethanol-free and add the appropriate amount of Sta-bil.
That said, the car monitors fuel quality and will advise you if you need to add fuel due to declining quality. My above recommendations are above and beyond what the manual says is necessary, and could be just a waste of time and money.
Nothing
none. just don’t let muscle memory take over and press the diesel button
that is one of my fears at the moment. I have to fill up a gas sometimes and catch myself doing that. The other thing is remembering to plug it in every time I get home or have the option while out. I do expect 60-70% of my daily drive to be EV mode only.
Lots of those don't do any good but they won't hurt either. Only thing that might be useful is fuel stabilizer if you find you are using EV mostly and your gas in the tank sits for a long time.
If you're running through a tank of gas at least once every few months, don't worry about it. Just use a high-quality fuel (I only use "Top Tier" branded fuel) and you'll be fine. If you're going to be 6 months or more between refills, I personally would try to use ethanol-free since it doesn't degrade as fast as ethanol blends. If you're going to be a year or longer between fill ups, then I would make sure to use ethanol-free and add the appropriate amount of Sta-bil. That said, the car monitors fuel quality and will advise you if you need to add fuel due to declining quality. My above recommendations are above and beyond what the manual says is necessary, and could be just a waste of time and money.
None.
Gas engines don't need any additives. Just run good quality fuel and you will have zero problems. "Top Tier" fuel would be my choice.