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Is the fuel consumption of the Baojun 310 automatic transmission high?

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McIris

07/29/25 7:10am

Baojun 310 automatic transmission does not have high fuel consumption. Baojun 310 automatic transmission fuel consumption: According to actual measurements, the tested fuel consumption of the Baojun 310 1.2L is 6.74L/100km, with a fuel consumption range of 5.8L-7.6L. The tested fuel consumption of the Baojun 310 1.5L is 7.0L/100km, with a fuel consumption range of 5.3L-7.8L. Solutions for high fuel consumption in Baojun 310: In fact, factors such as vehicle weight, tires, wind resistance, and load can also affect fuel consumption performance. Therefore, to achieve better fuel economy, avoid running the engine at high RPM, and you can release the throttle to let the vehicle coast downhill. Replacing with low rolling resistance tires can also help save fuel to some extent.

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DeEmery

08/12/25 10:31am

I've been driving the Baojun 310 automatic transmission for almost a year now. The urban fuel consumption is indeed a bit high, averaging around 7.5 liters per 100 km in daily use, and can go above 8 liters when stuck in traffic, especially with the air conditioning on. On long highway trips, it drops to about 6 liters, which is more economical. The automatic version consumes slightly more fuel than the manual one, so daily commuters might find it a bit expensive. I recommend maintaining proper tire pressure and regular maintenance, such as changing the engine oil and cleaning the throttle body, which can help optimize fuel efficiency. Overall, it's not super fuel-efficient, but offers good value for money, making it suitable for budget-conscious office workers.

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