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How to display fuel consumption on the Volkswagen Polo dashboard?

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AmaraFitz

07/24/25 1:56pm

Switch the display using the function buttons on the vehicle's multifunction steering wheel. During the switch, not only will the vehicle's average fuel consumption appear, but also the tire pressure display and information related to the vehicle's range. The adjustment is very convenient, and by comprehensively viewing the vehicle's fuel consumption, you can understand the vehicle's usage. Specific details are as follows: 1. The Volkswagen Polo is a small hatchback model. The model years currently on sale are the 2019 and 2021 versions. The vehicle is equipped with a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine, paired with either a manual transmission or an automatic manual transmission. 2. The vehicle's body length is 4053 mm, width is 1740 mm, height is 1449 mm, and wheelbase is 2564 mm. The vehicle's body structure is a 5-door, 5-seat hatchback.

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VonWalter

08/11/25 7:52am

I just became a Volkswagen Polo owner not long ago, mainly using it for city commuting, so fuel consumption is my biggest concern. After starting the engine, there are several buttons on the left side of the steering wheel, usually the arrow keys next to the volume buttons or the one labeled 'View'. Press it, and the small screen in the middle of the dashboard will switch display content. Press it back and forth a few times to find the fuel consumption data, which generally includes average fuel consumption (Avg. L/100km) and current fuel consumption modes. The average value is the comprehensive fuel consumption over the recent distance, while the current value shows real-time fuel usage. When driving long distances, checking the average fuel consumption more often can help optimize driving habits and save some money. The first time I used it, I was a bit nervous, but the operation is simple and easy to get used to. Just remember not to operate it while driving—safety first. By regularly checking this data, I've found that smoother acceleration leads to lower fuel consumption, saving money and being more environmentally friendly.

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