How to Check Remaining Fuel in Geely Boyue?
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Method to check remaining fuel in Geely Boyue: 1. Enter the settings interface, then press the TRIP button. 2. Cycle through the options one by one to view trip mileage, average fuel consumption, instant fuel consumption, remaining range, total mileage, instant speed, driving time, average speed, etc., where you can find the fuel consumption. Below is some related information: 1. The Geely Boyue is an SUV that combines Chinese cultural elements with international fashion trends, integrating intelligent safety, intelligent driving, intelligent comfort, and intelligent connectivity. It quickly became a popular model in the automotive industry after its launch. 2. Exterior: The overall design of the Geely Boyue PRO has become more robust, with the four lines on the engine hood appearing stronger. The front features a new wave-pattern grille, and the front bumper is three-dimensional and layered, integrating the ACC adaptive cruise sensor in the center. The rear design is bold, with new light clusters resembling those of the Xingyue, and the exhaust adopts a dual-exit layout. 3. Interior: Although the Boyue retains the design of the previous model, it still looks modern with extensive use of silver trim that complements the black dashboard, creating a sense of premium quality. The dashboard lines are smooth and natural, with a strong sense of layering.
When I started driving, I found checking the remaining fuel level in the Geely Boyue super easy. The main dashboard has a traditional fuel gauge with a bucket-like icon, where the moving needle indicates how much fuel is left—closer to E means it's almost empty, and F stands for full. You can also lightly press the multifunction button on the right side of the steering wheel to switch the display, and the screen will pop up with a digital percentage and estimated remaining range, such as showing you can still drive 200 km. I usually make a habit of glancing at the fuel gauge before driving, especially during long trips, paying extra attention to the range info to avoid breaking down halfway. Checking the fuel gauge is most accurate on flat ground; otherwise, mountain roads might lead to misjudgment. I recommend everyone develop a habit of checking it regularly—don’t overlook this small but safety-critical feature.
