Is it necessary to add fuel additive for a new car?

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Since the effect of fuel additives is relatively limited, and the fuel at domestic gas stations basically already contains fuel additive components, coupled with the fact that new car engines have short service life and good working conditions, carbon deposits are unlikely to form. Therefore, there is absolutely no need to add fuel additives to a new car. More details are as follows: 1. Fuel additives, also known as fuel system cleaners, primarily function to remove carbon deposits, which has always been their main selling point. Additionally, they assist in maintaining the engine and fuel system. Some specialized fuel additives can also improve the fuel's anti-knock properties (octane rating). 2. Fuel additives are mainly composed of nano-molecules, cleaning active factors, antioxidants, anti-corrosion agents, demulsifiers, and more than ten other components. They are designed to target harmful substances in fuel such as sulfur, gum, and engine carbon deposits, thereby enhancing power, promoting combustion, providing anti-oxidation, anti-wear, cleaning, dispersing, demulsifying, anti-corrosion, and lubricating effects.