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Is the Focus Fuel-Efficient?

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LeTeagan

07/24/25 3:48am

Ford Focus is relatively fuel-consuming. Taking the 1.5T automatic transmission as an example, the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers reaches 9.0L. Below is an introduction to the Focus: Introduction: The Changan Ford Focus was launched at the Guangzhou Auto Show on November 20, 2020. The Changan Ford Focus family launched a total of eight models: among them, the 2021 Ford Focus includes seven models in both sedan and hatchback versions. Advantages: The Ford Focus family is built on Ford's new mid-size car platform, combining Ford's strong R&D capabilities and the collective wisdom of the global engineering design team. With world-leading powertrain technology, racing-grade chassis tuning, stylish and sporty exterior design, and cutting-edge smart technology, it delivers exhilarating driving pleasure and sets a new benchmark for mid-size cars. Powertrain: The Ford Focus is equipped with the EcoBoost 180 turbocharged dual-injection engine paired with the only 8AT in its class, forming a "high-performance CP" that delivers a maximum power of 128Kw and a peak torque of 243N-m.

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Heidi

08/10/25 11:22pm

I recently took my Focus on a countryside trip and realized that the fuel consumption really depends on how you drive it. The older 1.6L naturally aspirated manual version consumes around 9L/100km in the city, but drops to just over 6L on the highway, which is quite decent. The newer 1.5T three-cylinder with 8AT is even more fuel-efficient, averaging just over 7L for city commuting, and at most 8.5L in heavy traffic. However, you need to watch the tire pressure—last time mine was 0.3 bar low, and the fuel consumption went up by half a liter. If you switch to Sport mode with the S gear, the throttle response improves, but the fuel consumption also shoots up. Actually, American cars have made big strides in fuel efficiency—they’re now within 1L/100km of competitors like the Civic, but it all comes down to driving technique. I recommend installing a fuel monitoring app and developing the habit of anticipating road conditions for the best fuel economy.

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