How many kilometers can 20 liters of gasoline run?

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Nick
07/30/25 9:17am
In the city, a typical small car can travel between 200 to 300 kilometers. On the highway, due to steady-speed driving, it can approximately cover 400 to 600 kilometers. Additional information is as follows: Refuel promptly: Do not wait until the gasoline light comes on to refuel, as this can damage the fuel pump. Avoid filling up completely: Try not to fill the tank to the brim; if you're not traveling long distances and only driving within the city, there's really no need to fill up completely. Avoid refueling in the afternoon: During periods of significant day-night temperature differences, refueling at noon compared to early morning means you get half a liter less for the same 50 liters, as fuel dispensers measure by volume, not by mass.
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