How many kilometers can a new car run on the highway?

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For a brand-new car just off the lot, it's best not to drive on the highway during the break-in period. In principle, within the first 2,500 kilometers, the engine speed should not exceed 2,500 rpm. Most new cars during the break-in period are advised not to exceed 100 km/h in speed, keep the engine speed below 3,000 rpm, and avoid aggressive driving, sudden acceleration, or hard braking. Maintain a steady speed: The key during the break-in period is to drive at a steady speed, avoiding rapid acceleration or braking, and high-speed rotations. Once the break-in period is over, it's necessary to take the car for a highway run. Watch for component damage: Pay attention to any unusual noises, as they may indicate installation or configuration issues with certain components. Remember to address these issues for free during the first maintenance service, as some parts may not be covered for free repairs if damaged after this period.