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How far can a G63 go on a full tank of gas?

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SanJonathan

07/25/25 2:50pm

G63 can travel approximately 500 kilometers on a full tank of gas. Here is some relevant information: 1. The Mercedes-Benz G63 is an off-road vehicle launched by Mercedes-Benz, featuring a very distinctive design with high recognition. This model can be considered one of the world's most powerful all-terrain off-road vehicles, demonstrating strong off-road performance on any road section. It is undoubtedly the dream car for many car owners. 2. In terms of appearance, this car retains the classic box-shaped design that has been continued for 39 years, with the upgraded model only making changes in details, giving the overall appearance a very sporty look. To reduce the vehicle's own weight, this car adopts a lightweight design, which not only reduces the weight but also enhances the rigidity of the body.

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DeElliot

08/11/25 9:14pm

I'm a G63 owner and use it for daily commutes and weekend road trips, so I have some insights on fuel consumption. A full tank can last about 500 to 700 kilometers, depending on how you drive. In city traffic with frequent stops and aggressive acceleration, the range drops to around 450 km. On the highway at a steady speed, it can exceed 650 km. The fuel tank holds 100 liters—filling it up extends the range, but heavier loads increase consumption. Driving habits matter: my friend's aggressive driving limits him to 400+ km, while my smoother style saves fuel. Regular maintenance like air filter changes is crucial, especially with high fuel prices—avoid hard braking and maintain an economical speed. Before long trips, I always fill up and calculate the mileage for safety.

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