How to Display Fuel Consumption in Toyota Corolla?

[DiStella]

Two units are available: one is L/100km, and the other is L/h. This is not just a difference in units but also involves deeper calculation logic. To view the fuel consumption in a Toyota Corolla, there are control buttons on both sides of the instrument display. These buttons can switch between display items, including showing fuel consumption and average fuel consumption. Generally, it is more common to measure how much gasoline is needed to run 100 kilometers, and this data is more frequently used for average fuel consumption.

[DeThomas]

I recently adjusted the fuel consumption display on my Corolla, and it was quite simple, mainly using the steering wheel control buttons. First, start the car and locate the up, down, left, and right buttons on the left side of the steering wheel—the one that resembles a menu key. Press the right or left button to switch the dashboard display mode, scroll to the fuel consumption option, and confirm. The Corolla generally has two types of fuel consumption displays: average fuel consumption, which shows the average value over a period of time, and instantaneous fuel consumption, which displays real-time data. This feature is incredibly useful—for example, I often monitor instantaneous fuel consumption when driving on highways, helping me adjust my foot pressure during acceleration to use less fuel, which saves a lot of money in the long run. Fuel consumption tends to be higher when using air conditioning in summer, so the average fuel consumption display is more accurate then. The Corolla’s menu design is quite intuitive, but if you’re unsure about the buttons, you can refer to the owner’s manual. The button positions may vary slightly between models, but the method is generally similar. Making a habit of checking the display can also contribute to eco-friendly driving.