Is the 60-liter fuel tank capacity of the Boyue accurate?

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DelAniyah
07/24/25 3:48am
Very accurate. The Boyue has a 60-liter fuel tank and requires unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 92 or higher. Below is the relevant information: Maximum reasonable capacity: The marked capacity of the fuel tank is not the actual maximum capacity but the maximum reasonable capacity. A standard fuel tank can hold 10%~15% more fuel than the marked capacity. For example, a 60-liter tank can hold up to 75 liters. Automobile manufacturers indicate a 60-liter capacity to account for the expansion coefficient of fuel. Storing no more than 60 liters is considered reasonable to provide sufficient space for fuel expansion due to temperature increases and to ensure the safety of the fuel tank during use. Precautions: Using the fuel recommended by the manufacturer is an important part of proper vehicle maintenance. If the octane rating is below 92, you may hear engine knocking noises while driving, typically caused by spark knock.
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