
Ono can travel about 500 kilometers on a full tank of gas. The official combined fuel consumption of the Changan UNI-T 1.5T 7DCT is 6.3L/100km. Generally, fuel consumption is mainly determined by the user's driving habits, and prolonged idling should be avoided. Methods to reduce vehicle fuel consumption are as follows: 1. When waiting at traffic lights, you can turn off the engine and engage the handbrake, or use the auto start-stop function. 2. On highways, try to drive at a constant speed, preferably between 60-90km/h, with the engine speed maintained at 2500-4000rpm. 3. It is also recommended to perform regular vehicle inspections and maintenance. Cleaning or replacing the three filters (air filter, oil filter, and fuel filter) can improve fuel economy, which means it will reduce fuel consumption.

I've been driving the CS75 Plus for over two years for my daily commute. The fuel tank is about 58 liters, and a full tank can take me quite far. The official claim is around 7.5 liters per 100 kilometers, which theoretically means it can last up to 850 kilometers on pure highway driving. However, in city traffic with frequent traffic lights, the range drops to about 650 kilometers. Once on a long trip, using cruise control the whole way with the AC on, I managed around 790 kilometers before the low fuel light came on. The tank size is the same, but the actual distance depends on weather and road conditions. Using the AC in summer is slightly more fuel-efficient than in winter. If you often drive in the city, it's best not to overload the trunk, as heavier loads increase tire resistance and can reduce the range by tens of kilometers per tank. Switching to low rolling resistance tires can also improve fuel efficiency. Overall, under normal driving conditions, you can expect a stable range of 600 to 800 kilometers.

Last time my friend asked me about the range of the UNI-T, I checked the data: the fuel tank capacity is 58 liters, with an official tested fuel consumption of 7-8 liters per 100 kilometers. On the highway, I actually measured a range of around 820 kilometers, mainly due to low wind resistance. In city driving with stop-and-go traffic, fuel consumption can rise above 10 liters per 100 kilometers, giving a maximum range of just over 600 kilometers per tank. Keeping the tire pressure properly inflated and avoiding sudden braking can improve the range. This car is more fuel-efficient than my old car, but the cost-effectiveness is similar when using 92-octane gasoline. A useful tip: when the fuel gauge shows a quarter left, it's time to refuel to avoid overheating and damaging the fuel pump. In terms of cost, at current fuel prices, it costs just over 40 cents per kilometer.

My colleague just got a CS75 Plus and was talking about its range. I drive the older model with a 58-liter fuel tank. My daily commute is 20 kilometers one way, and a full tank easily lasts me three weeks. The farthest I've gone was a trip to the suburbs, mixing highway and mountain roads, covering 760 kilometers before the fuel light came on. This car is quite worry-free, but during maintenance, you need to check the fuel line cleanliness. A clogged fuel filter can affect fuel supply and reduce the range. Driving aggressively in the city might get you less than 600 kilometers, but taking it easy can easily surpass 700 kilometers.

When discussing the range of vehicles, I believe driving habits have a significant impact. I once drove 800 kilometers on a full 58-liter tank simply by avoiding sudden acceleration. In city traffic, maintaining a safe following distance and anticipating red lights to ease off the throttle early can save a lot of fuel. It's even more economical in summer by rolling down the windows instead of using the AC. Vehicle condition is also crucial—regularly cleaning carbon deposits and replacing air filters prevents restricted airflow that increases fuel consumption. Driving at a steady speed on highways can easily add 200 kilometers to the range compared to stop-and-go traffic. Higher fuel consumption during the break-in period of a new car is perfectly normal.

How far can a full tank of gas take a car? With a 58-liter fuel tank and an official combined fuel consumption of 7.5L/100km, the theoretical maximum range is 773 kilometers. In reality, I get about 700-800 kilometers on highways and around 600 kilometers in city driving. Fuel quality also affects range—once I refueled at a small gas station and immediately lost 10% of my range. Don’t overlook maintenance: change the engine oil every 5,000 kilometers and clean the throttle body. For those who frequently drive short distances, it’s recommended to take a highway trip monthly to reduce carbon buildup. Overall, most drivers achieve 650 to 750 kilometers per full tank.


