How Many Kilometers Can One Liter of Gasoline Run?

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MaverickAnn
07/25/25 2:16am
One liter of gasoline can typically power a small car for about 10 to 15 kilometers in urban areas. On highways, if driving at a constant speed, one liter of gasoline can cover approximately 20 to 30 kilometers. Fuel consumption depends on the vehicle's engine displacement and the driver's skill. Refuel Promptly: Refuel in a timely manner and avoid filling the tank completely. It is not advisable to wait until the fuel warning light comes on to refuel, as this can damage the fuel pump. Also, try not to fill the tank to the brim. A full tank of fuel is equivalent to the weight of an adult, and unless you're going on a long trip, there's no need to fill up completely for city driving. Avoid Refueling in the Afternoon: Try to avoid refueling during the hottest part of the afternoon. It's better to refuel when there's a significant temperature difference between day and night. Refueling 50 liters at noon compared to early morning is equivalent to receiving half a liter less fuel, as fuel dispensers measure by volume, not by mass.
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StLena
08/10/25 4:30pm
I've been driving for over ten years, and I think how many kilometers a liter of gasoline can run depends heavily on the specific situation. Normally, when I drive my small car in the city, a liter of gasoline can cover about 10 kilometers, but if I encounter traffic jams or step on the accelerator hard, it drops to around 7 kilometers immediately. On the highway, with steady speed, a liter can last up to 13 kilometers. Different cars also make a big difference: I've driven my friend's SUV, and that thing only runs about 8 kilometers per liter; while small cars like hot hatches might get 11-12 kilometers. Weather also has an impact: in winter, using the heater consumes more fuel, and in summer, turning on the air conditioning reduces the distance. I recommend checking tire pressure regularly, as maintaining normal tire pressure can save some fuel and extend the distance per liter. In short, for daily driving, don't be too aggressive, and the distance a liter of gasoline can cover will be more reasonable.
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