A 2.0L displacement vehicle consumes around 10 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers, with a fuel tank capacity of 60-70 liters. Based on these figures, it can travel approximately 600-700 kilometers. Considering factors such as load economy, installation space, displacement, and fuel consumption, most vehicles are designed with a fuel tank capacity that allows for around 500 kilometers of mixed road driving. Typically, vehicles with 1.6-1.8L displacement have fuel tanks ranging from 40-50 liters, while those with 2.0-2.4L displacement have tanks around 50-60 liters. Methods to reduce fuel consumption: 1. Properly adjust tire pressure: Maintaining correct tire pressure reduces rolling resistance and lowers fuel consumption. Additionally, slightly higher tire pressure (around +0.2bar above the recommended value) can also save fuel. 2. Moderate use of in-car auxiliary electrical devices: Some electrical devices significantly increase fuel consumption, such as the air conditioning system's cooling function. Turn off seat heaters once the desired warmth is achieved, and deactivate the rear window defroster when there is no fog or ice. 3. Correct gear usage: Match the gear to the appropriate speed—avoid high-speed low-gear or low-speed high-gear driving. Shift gears in advance, ensuring the gear matches the speed, and never drive at high speeds in low gears or vice versa.
