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What are the reasons for the jerking in the Roewe ei6 MAX hybrid?

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McEmilio

07/30/25 2:34am

Reasons for jerking in the Roewe ei6 MAX: It may be caused by poor working conditions of the engine ignition system, such as weak ignition quality or intermittent misfiring. It could also be due to poor performance of the electronic fuel injection system, such as low fuel pressure or carbon deposits and gumming in the fuel injectors, leading to poor fuel atomization and injection. Below are some additional details: 1. Fuel consumption: The average fuel consumption reported by owners of the Roewe ei6 MAX plug-in hybrid model is 4.5L/100km. 2. Features: The hybrid version of the Roewe ei6 MAX adopts the "3.0T Green Power" system, equipped with the second-generation Blue Core 300TGI in-cylinder direct injection turbocharged engine, a 100kW high-power motor, and a 10-speed second-generation EDU intelligent electric drive transmission. It delivers a maximum torque of 480N·m and offers a pure electric range of 70km, covering various commuting scenarios. Moreover, it is more fuel-efficient in all scenarios, with fuel consumption as low as 1.1L/100km.

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