How many kilometers per day is appropriate for a new car during the break-in period?

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SanGrace
07/30/25 9:22am
There is no strict rule; you can drive as much as you want. The break-in period for a new car is generally 1,000-1,500 kilometers. Initial recommendations: During the early stage of the break-in period, when the mileage is below 500 kilometers, it's best not to drive too fast. Maintain a speed of 40-60 km/h, and keep the engine RPM below 2,200 for optimal performance. Mid-term recommendations: When the mileage reaches around 500-1,000 kilometers, which is the mid-term of the break-in period, increase the speed to 60-60 km/h, with the engine RPM below 2,500 for the best results. This helps promote the break-in process. Later-stage recommendations: When the mileage reaches around 1,000-1,500 kilometers, marking the later stage of the break-in period, you can increase the speed to below 80-60 km/h. The break-in process should develop gradually, and the engine RPM should not exceed 3,000.
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