Is the Ford Kuga fuel-consuming?
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The Ford Kuga has a fuel consumption of 7.2 to 8.7L/100km, which is slightly on the higher side. Introduction: The Ford Kuga is an SUV under the Ford brand. On April 22, 2012, the all-new Ford Kuga made its Asian debut at the 2012 Beijing International Auto Show. Dubbed by Ford as the "smarter SUV," it features a luxurious and stylish exterior, a highly modern interior, and numerous high-tech configurations that lead its class. Exterior: The 2019 Ford Kuga lineup has undergone several exterior detail upgrades. The EcoBoost180 Platinum model features a magnetic gray coating process on the front grille, wheels, and front and rear bumpers. The EcoBoost180 and EcoBoost245 Luxury models, in addition to these, come with a new mesh grille and chrome border trim. The EcoBoost245 Premium model further includes the Vignale exterior package.
I drive a Ford Kuga, the 2.0T 4WD version. After driving it for over two years, I find it particularly fuel-consuming in stop-and-go city commuting, averaging 11 to 13 liters per 100 kilometers, and it goes up by another liter when the air conditioning is on in summer. On the highway, it's quite fuel-efficient, cruising at 120 km/h consumes just over 8 liters. The car weighs nearly 1.7 tons and has a 4WD system, so when you step hard on the throttle at startup, the instantaneous fuel consumption can jump to 19L, significantly higher than my colleague's Honda CR-V. However, it's very stable when fully loaded on mountain roads. If you want power, don't worry too much about fuel costs. Overall, my car costs over 0.7 yuan per kilometer, with monthly fuel expenses of at least 1500 yuan.