How to Check Fuel Consumption on Xingrui?
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The vehicle dashboard displays the remaining fuel level via the fuel gauge. The most common indicators are F and E, with the needle closer to E indicating more remaining fuel. Use the steering wheel scroll wheel or directional buttons to access fuel consumption data in the trip computer. Note that car dashboards typically display two types of fuel consumption. Instantaneous fuel consumption shows the vehicle's short-term fuel usage value. As driving conditions constantly change, this reading fluctuates continuously. This indicates the estimated remaining driving distance based on current fuel levels. Calculated by the vehicle's computer using various data points, it serves as a reference value.
How to check the fuel consumption on the Geely Xingrui? I often keep an eye on this while driving, and the method is quite simple. On the left side of the steering wheel, find a button with an icon, likely the info button or dashboard toggle button. Press it lightly to switch the central display to show fuel consumption data. By default, it displays the average fuel consumption in L/100km, which you can easily see while driving. If it's not clear, you might need to adjust the display to a clearer mode in the settings. I recommend trying different driving modes, such as Eco mode, where fuel consumption is more intuitive, especially during long trips when you can observe real-time changes. Also, pay attention to road conditions—my fuel consumption spikes in congested city traffic but drops significantly on the highway. So, don’t just rely on a single data point; it’s better to record fuel consumption after completing a trip. Developing this habit can help you adjust your driving style and save on fuel costs, which is genuinely useful.
When driving my Xingrui, I find the fuel consumption display quite handy, but the numbers aren't fixed—they completely depend on your driving style. If you frequently floor the accelerator or brake hard, the fuel consumption immediately shoots up above 10L/100km, whereas smooth driving can stabilize it around 7L/100km. So the first step in checking fuel efficiency is habitually glancing at that small screen in the middle of the instrument cluster—it automatically pops up for a few seconds every time you start the car. One trick I've learned is that keeping your speed under 80km/h is most fuel-efficient, especially when driving on urban ring roads. Regularly monitoring this number helps remind me not to drive too fast, and over time you naturally develop eco-driving habits. Also, be mindful of temperature effects: winter heating slightly increases consumption, and summer does the same. Don't let these minor fluctuations scare you when checking the data—overall, it's fairly reliable.
