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Introduction to the Fuel Consumption and Reputation of the Venucia T60

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CadenLynn

07/29/25 7:17am

The MIIT comprehensive fuel consumption of the new Venucia T60 manual version is: 6.4 (L/100km), and the automatic version is: 5.9 (L/100km). The Venucia T60 is equipped with Nissan's HR16 1.6L engine, with a maximum output of 93kW (126PS). The transmission is likely matched with a 5MT or CVT gearbox. Below is an extended introduction: In terms of body dimensions, the Venucia T60 measures 4412/1820/1679mm in length, width, and height respectively, with a wheelbase of 2640mm. Its 'size' just fits the definition of a compact SUV, though Venucia officially positions it as a small SUV. Overall, the Venucia T60 exhibits a distinct 'urban escape' style, clearly differentiating itself from the more delicate urban SUVs. Interior-wise: The Venucia T60 differs in design from other existing Venucia models. The central dashboard panel tilts towards the driver's side, paired with black/orange dual-tone sporty seats. The floating multimedia display in the center of the dashboard is particularly eye-catching, and the dashboard trim features a carbon fiber-like material, combined with silver chrome accents to highlight a sense of layering.

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StEliana

08/13/25 12:04am

I've been driving the Venucia T60 for almost two years now, mainly for daily commuting. The combined fuel consumption is around 8L/100km, which may rise to 9L in city traffic jams but can drop to 6.5L during highway cruising. It's quite fuel-efficient, especially since there's not much change even when using air conditioning in summer. In terms of reputation, I've heard positive feedback from other owners around me, saying this car inherits Nissan's technology – sturdy and durable. It doesn't produce strange noises or breakdowns even on mountain roads or long trips. The interior is spacious, comfortably seating five people without feeling cramped. Although the brand isn't very prominent, it offers great overall value for money. I believe daily driving habits affect fuel consumption; gentle acceleration can save some fuel. I recommend regular maintenance – after changing the air filter, it felt even smoother to drive.

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