How to Save Fuel While Driving?

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DeLincoln
07/24/25 7:42pm
Mastering the correct car usage techniques can save a significant amount of fuel. Here are some fuel-saving methods: 1. Proper maintenance of older cars. Generally, older cars consume more fuel than new ones due to the aging of car parts and the vehicle not being in optimal condition, which leads to increased fuel consumption. By maintaining the car well, you can slow down the aging of car parts and keep the vehicle in its best condition, naturally achieving long-term fuel savings. 2. Aggressive driving is definitely a major factor affecting fuel consumption. Less flooring the accelerator, less sudden braking, less aggressive throttle use, less sport mode (S mode), and more calm, smooth driving will naturally reduce fuel consumption. It's mainly about paying attention to daily driving habits; developing good driving habits can definitely save a lot of fuel. 3. The use of car air conditioning also has a significant impact on fuel consumption. In hot weather, first open the windows to keep the air inside the car circulating and quickly reduce the temperature to the ambient level, then turn on the air conditioning, starting with the external circulation. After the car's temperature drops, switch to internal circulation.
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DeJordan
08/11/25 10:52am
Having driven for over twenty years, the key to saving fuel is smooth driving. Avoid sudden acceleration or braking, as that causes fuel consumption to skyrocket. On highways, maintaining a speed between 90 to 100 km/h is the most economical—going too fast or too slow wastes fuel. Start steadily, and coast by easing off the throttle early when anticipating a red light to save a significant amount. Don’t clutter the car; empty the trunk to reduce weight. Set the air conditioning to a moderate level—neither too low nor too high—as extreme settings, while not drastically impactful, add up in fuel costs over time. Check tire pressure regularly; underinflated tires increase rolling resistance and fuel consumption. Clean air filters ensure smooth airflow, boosting engine efficiency. Adopting these small habits can easily save you dozens of yuan in fuel each month—especially useful when gas prices rise. They also enhance road safety and reduce accidents, creating a win-win. In the long run, the savings can be redirected to other household expenses, making it a smart investment.
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