What are the effects after resetting fuel consumption?

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Here is an introduction to the effects after resetting fuel consumption: 1. Introduction: After resetting the fuel consumption, the average fuel consumption displayed on the instrument panel will initially increase suddenly. The more kilometers driven after resetting and the larger the base, the smaller the change in displayed fuel consumption will be. With normal driving, the fuel consumption will gradually return to normal. The fuel consumption information displayed on the instrument panel is only for reference. Actual fuel consumption will vary accordingly due to factors such as driving habits, air conditioning usage, and changes in road conditions. For example, if the current route includes highways and smooth suburban roads, the average fuel consumption will be relatively low. If most of the driving is in purely urban areas, the average fuel consumption displayed will be correspondingly higher. 2. Effects: If the reset is performed while driving on the highway with constant throttle and speed, the subsequent fuel consumption will be much lower than before. If the reset is performed while the car is idling, the subsequent displayed fuel consumption will be relatively high, depending on the idling time—theoretically, it could be infinitely large, reaching the maximum value the car can display. If the reset is performed while the car is turned off, urban driving will result in much higher fuel consumption than before, while highway driving will show a decrease.