
Below the steering wheel, there is a button at the top of the right control lever (the same lever that operates the windshield wipers). Press this button multiple times to toggle between displaying instantaneous fuel consumption and average fuel consumption values. Here is some information about the Sagitar: 1. Since its introduction to the Chinese market, the Sagitar brand has established a genuine A+ segment market and set industry standards for this class with its authentic German heritage, exquisite manufacturing craftsmanship, and technologically advanced features that lead its class - offering Chinese consumers an alternative to traditional, mediocre A-class sedans. 2. As a high-quality compact car, the Sagitar's greatest advantages compared to vehicles in the same class are its precise sheet metal craftsmanship and superior safety features.

I've been driving a 2019 Sagitar for almost 3 years, and adjusting the fuel consumption display is particularly simple. On the right side of the steering wheel, there's a multifunction button with left and right arrows. Pressing it repeatedly allows you to switch the display content in the center of the instrument panel. When you see the 'Driving Data' option, keep pressing, and both instantaneous fuel consumption and average fuel consumption will appear. It's recommended to adjust while driving because the instantaneous fuel consumption shows '--' when stationary. Holding down the OK button on the steering wheel can also reset the fuel consumption data, making it convenient to calculate fuel consumption under new road conditions. Paying attention to the average fuel consumption regularly helps with fuel-efficient driving, such as determining the most economical time to shift gears. Remember that tire pressure and oil condition can also affect the accuracy of the fuel consumption display.

Just last week, I helped a friend adjust the fuel consumption display on his 2019 Sagitar. You don't need to start the engine, just power it on. There's a small up/down button at the tip of the wiper stalk—press it gently a few times, and the small screen will switch from mileage to fuel consumption data. There are two modes: one shows the instantaneous fuel consumption during your current drive (which spikes in traffic jams), and the other displays the average fuel consumption, reflecting long-term driving habits. If a leaf icon appears on the screen, it means your driving is fuel-efficient. After adjusting, it's best to test it on the road—you'll notice a big difference between city and highway fuel consumption. Regularly monitoring this value can help you catch fuel system issues before they become serious.

The fuel consumption display of the 2019 Sagitar is hidden in the trip computer. Locate the VIEW button on the right side of the steering wheel, press it briefly to switch interfaces, or hold it for 1 second to enter settings. Select 'Vehicle Status' to find the fuel consumption data. New owners often overlook the unit switch in the settings, which defaults to L/100km, while American owners might prefer mpg. There's also a button on the right side of the instrument panel that cycles through information like fuel consumption and remaining range. It's normal to observe higher fuel consumption during a cold start, which stabilizes after driving for 5 minutes. This feature is more convenient than the older models, eliminating the need to navigate through the center console menu.

Checking fuel consumption involves four steps: After starting the car, look at the dashboard and press the page toggle button on the right side of the steering wheel (square with arrow icon). Keep pressing until the fuel consumption data appears. Swipe left or right on the OK button to switch between instant/average fuel consumption. Be careful not to slip when operating in rainy weather. Beginners often accidentally press the cruise control button, which is actually located on the left side of the steering wheel. It is recommended to display both average fuel consumption and digital speed simultaneously, making it obvious when fuel consumption spikes due to speeding. If long-term abnormal fuel consumption is detected, check the air filter and spark plugs—these two issues are most easily overlooked but particularly fuel-intensive.

When driving a Sagitar on long trips, I love watching the fuel consumption changes. Press the up and down arrow keys on the right side of the steering wheel to bring up the data page, and the one with the oil can icon displays the fuel consumption. I ease off the accelerator when the instantaneous fuel consumption exceeds 10L/100km. Here's a tip: reset the average fuel consumption before hitting the highway, and the changes are especially noticeable when comparing values at rest stops. Remember, the onboard computer's calculated fuel consumption is about 0.5L lower than actual, so it's more accurate to calculate it yourself when refueling. The dashboard brightness adjustment button is on the left side; remember to brighten it at night, otherwise, it's hard to see the fuel consumption numbers.


