Is the Hyundai Elantra fuel-consuming?

[McLaila]

The actual measured average fuel consumption of the Hyundai Elantra is 7.6L/100km, which is moderate. Reasons for high fuel consumption: Excessive use of the car air conditioning. Reducing the fuel consumption caused by the car air conditioning can lower the actual fuel consumption of the vehicle. Setting the car air conditioning temperature to the lowest value will cause the air conditioning pump to run continuously and the blower to remain at high speed, which can actually increase fuel consumption. How to reduce fuel consumption: The correct method is to immediately lower the windows after entering a sun-exposed car. Do not turn on the air conditioning right away. Wait for one or two minutes until the temperature inside and outside the car balances, then close the windows and turn on the air conditioning. Be sure to set the air conditioning circulation to the indoor circulation mode.

[McQuinn]

I've been driving a Hyundai Elantra for several years, and overall, I feel the fuel consumption isn't too high. In the city, a full tank can usually cover over 600 kilometers, which translates to about 7-8 liters per 100 kilometers. During peak traffic congestion, it can consume a bit more, often reaching over 9 liters. On the highway, it's much more fuel-efficient, easily staying under 6 liters. I chose this car mainly because, among similarly priced joint-venture cars, Hyundai offers good power and durability. Keeping the tire pressure normal and changing the engine oil regularly during maintenance helps maintain stable fuel consumption. A friend who bought a similar car also mentioned that the Elantra is worry-free and absolutely sufficient for daily commuting, without the need to frequently visit gas stations.

[PaigeRose]

When using the Elantra for daily commuting, I found that fuel consumption largely depends on your driving habits: in stop-and-go city traffic, it can indeed be higher, around 8-9 liters, while cruising on the highway drops it to about 6 liters. Since I often drive for business, I save a decent amount on fuel each week. I recommend considering your typical road conditions when choosing a car. If you're stuck in city traffic daily, pay a bit more attention to your pedal feel—gentle starts and braking can save a lot of fuel. Hyundai's overall optimization is good, with efficient engines. After a few years of driving, it still feels decent and not particularly fuel-thirsty, making it quite economical and friendly for young drivers.

[StIan]

The Hyundai Elantra's fuel consumption is moderate, neither too high nor particularly low. After driving it for half a year, my average city commute consumption is 8L/100km, and 6L/100km on highways. With proper maintenance, such as keeping the air filter clean and avoiding heavy loads, the fuel efficiency can be even better. Compared to some older Japanese models in the same class, it's slightly higher, but the price is much more affordable, making it ideal for daily errands.