What does fuel consumption of 10 liters mean?

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Amir
07/30/25 2:58am
Fuel consumption of 10 liters means: The amount of fuel required for a car to travel 100 kilometers is 10 liters. "Fuel consumption per 100 kilometers" can serve as a standard for measuring a vehicle's fuel economy. "Fuel consumption per 100 kilometers" is also affected by various factors such as vehicle condition, road conditions, and driving habits. Methods to reduce fuel consumption per 100 kilometers include: 1. Ensure proper tire pressure. Regularly check tire pressure to avoid underinflation or overinflation. 2. Maintain consistent speed and gear to prevent incomplete combustion in the engine. 3. Develop good driving habits and avoid rapid acceleration by stomping on the gas pedal. 4. Warm up the car moderately. Prolonged idling to warm up the engine increases fuel consumption. Instead, warm up the car by driving slowly for about one kilometer.
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