How much fuel is consumed per kilometer?
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Different displacement vehicles have varying fuel consumption. Taking a 1.5T displacement vehicle as an example, it consumes approximately 0.007-0.01L of fuel per kilometer. Below are factors that affect fuel consumption: Regional climate differences: Different regions have different climates. For example, in plateau areas, fuel combustion is incomplete, leading to higher fuel consumption compared to plain areas. Different seasons in the same region also affect fuel consumption. For instance, using air conditioning in summer results in relatively higher fuel consumption. Vehicle's inherent fuel consumption: Objective factors such as the engine's technical condition, gasoline's calorific value, transmission system resistance, tire pressure, road type and congestion level, vehicle's drag coefficient, driving speed, vehicle's weight and load, and the driver's skill all influence fuel consumption. Especially in urban driving, frequent stops at traffic lights and traffic congestion cause the vehicle to stop and go repeatedly. For the same distance, fuel consumption is certainly higher than on highways, resulting in correspondingly higher fuel consumption. Different vehicle displacements: For small-displacement vehicles, fuel consumption mainly depends on the vehicle's weight and is not significantly related to the displacement itself. For vehicles with displacements above 2.0, the impact of displacement is more substantial.
