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How many kilometers can a Honda Accord travel on a full tank of gas?

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McWeston

07/29/25 6:57pm

Honda Accord's fuel consumption is: 7.6-8.8L/km, and the fuel tank capacity is: 65L. A full tank can approximately travel 860 kilometers. The Accord is a brand under GAC Honda, featuring direct injection, Atkinson cycle with VTC (Variable Timing Control), and incorporates an EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) system. It utilizes i-VTEC and an intelligent power management system that can automatically switch between 3-cylinder and 6-cylinder operation modes based on actual road conditions. Methods to improve fuel efficiency are as follows: 1. Maintain a steady speed: Control your speed while driving and avoid sudden braking; 2. Avoid opening windows at high speeds: Driving with windows open at higher speeds increases fuel consumption; 3. Regularly check tire pressure to ensure correct inflation: Both under-inflated and over-inflated tires can increase fuel consumption, so it's necessary to check tire pressure regularly; 4. Pay attention to transmission maintenance: Always use the correct transmission fluid specified for your vehicle. Transmission fluid not only lubricates but also plays a role in torque transmission, so it should be replaced periodically.

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Delaney

08/14/25 12:49pm

How many kilometers can a Honda Accord go on a full tank? I've been driving this car for over ten years, and the fuel tank is about 50 liters. Under normal driving conditions, it can go over 700 kilometers. But this number isn't fixed—when I cruise on the highway, it's much more fuel-efficient, easily reaching 800 kilometers. In city traffic with stop-and-go conditions, fuel consumption increases, and sometimes a full tank only gets me a little over 600 kilometers. Driving habits make a big difference; frequent braking or running the AC at higher settings can reduce the range by dozens of kilometers. Maintenance is also crucial—regular oil changes and proper tire pressure improve fuel efficiency. Overall, the Accord is quite fuel-efficient and practical for daily use. The cost per kilometer is low, making long trips less stressful.

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