How to Step on the Accelerator Correctly for Better Fuel Efficiency?

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ClaireAnn
07/29/25 7:31pm
During normal driving, car owners should achieve fuel savings by stepping on the accelerator steadily and continuously. Here are some related tips for fuel-efficient driving: Close the windows when driving at high speeds: When driving at high speeds with the windows open, the vehicle experiences significant air resistance, leading to a substantial increase in fuel consumption. Besides closing the windows, it's advisable to set the air conditioning temperature around 20 degrees Celsius to reduce the working time of the air conditioning compressor, thereby enhancing fuel efficiency. Maintain a steady speed: Driving at a constant speed allows for complete fuel combustion, which not only enhances vehicle power but also significantly improves fuel efficiency. It's best to avoid sudden acceleration and braking to save fuel effectively. Avoid carrying unnecessary items in the car: Data shows that carrying an extra 10 kilograms of miscellaneous items for a thousand kilometers can consume an additional 1 liter of gasoline, leading to unnecessary waste.
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