Can the Geely Xingrui use 92 gasoline?

[ArianaLee]

Geely Xingrui can use 92 gasoline. The required gasoline grade for the vehicle is indicated on the back of the fuel tank cap and in the user manual. Introduction: The Geely Xingrui is a new compact sedan under Geely Auto, the first sedan based on the Geely CMA Super Architecture, marking the beginning of the "Technology Geely 4.0 Era". Model Configuration: The Xingrui features a 12.3-inch full LCD instrument panel and a 12.3-inch high-definition central control screen. In addition to supporting OTA cloud upgrades, the vehicle is equipped with an APP remote control system, GKUI Geek Intelligent Ecosystem, smart Bluetooth key, voice intelligent interactive assistant, and other configurations, offering a strong sense of technology. In terms of safety features, the new car is equipped with intelligent driving assistance functions such as AEB automatic emergency braking, LDW lane departure warning, and LKA lane keeping assist. It also includes intelligent navigation, forward collision warning, pedestrian recognition, blind spot monitoring, speed limit information reminder, lane keeping assist, start-stop adaptive cruise, head-up display, fully automatic intelligent parking system with automatic braking, remote automatic parking, 540-degree panoramic imaging, intelligent high beam control, air quality management system, and more.

[MadelynDella]

This is a question I often get asked because I pay close attention to the type of fuel I use when driving my Xingrui. The Geely Xingrui can use 92-octane gasoline, as stated in the official manual, which recommends 92-octane or higher. I’ve always used 92-octane, and the car runs smoothly with reasonable fuel consumption—around 8 liters per 100 km for city commuting. Using higher-octane 95-octane fuel might theoretically offer slightly better performance, but the extra cost isn’t worth it, as the actual driving difference is minimal. I’ve tried switching fuels a few times and noticed no issues, so 92-octane is perfectly adequate and more economical. Just remember to fill up at reputable gas stations, as off-brand fuel may contain impurities that could harm the engine over time. Overall, the Xingrui was designed to support 92-octane fuel, so you can use it with confidence.

[SanAdaline]

I've researched automotive fuel types, and for the Xingrui, 92-octane gasoline is perfectly suitable. The engine's compression ratio matches the 92-octane rating - lower octane might cause knocking, but Geely's tuning is excellent, allowing stable performance with 92-octane. While using 95-octane may slightly improve throttle response and make highway acceleration more agile, the higher price makes it economically wasteful. I've calculated that the savings from using 92-octane can cover part of the maintenance costs. Additionally, avoid fuels with excessively low octane ratings - don't use 88-octane fuel sometimes found at rural gas stations, as it may clog the injectors. The Xingrui's fuel system has strong tolerance, making 92-octane both safe and reliable. For daily driving, I recommend sticking with 92-octane consistently.

[LeColeman]

When fueling the Xingrui, it's important to choose the right gasoline. I can tell you that 92 octane is perfectly fine. Geely's manual clearly states that the minimum requirement is 92 octane—using anything lower isn't suitable, but 92 is no problem. I'm quite particular about protecting my vehicle, and after testing with 92 octane, the engine starts smoothly with stable power output. If you frequently drive long distances or on highways, 95 octane might offer some advantages, but for city commuting, there's no noticeable difference. Remember to maintain consistent fuel quality; don't switch between 92 and 95 frequently, as it's not good for the fuel system. 92 octane is economical and suitable for most driving scenarios, so feel free to use it with confidence.

[AylaAnn]

I've been using 92-octane gasoline for my Xingrui, which is truly cost-effective and practical. The official minimum requirement is 92-octane, so I've never used higher-grade fuel. Saving over one yuan per liter adds up to hundreds extra per year for other expenses. Performance is normal with decent acceleration, averaging around 7.5L/100km fuel consumption. Occasionally hearing claims about 95-octane's superiority, I tried it but noticed little difference—Xingrui's engine isn't picky, running well and durably on 92-octane. My advice: don't waste money on premium fuel; stick with 92-octane for steady, long-term operation. It's the smart economical choice.