What is the actual fuel consumption of Lavida?
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The actual fuel consumption of the 2021 Lavida is approximately 5.5L. Here are other details about the 2021 Lavida: 1. Exterior: The exterior follows Volkswagen's family design concept, featuring a mature and steady style. The front profile appears relatively flat; the side body lines are elongated with a stable stance, giving a more business-like impression. The high waistline extends from the front to the taillight area, with a slight curve in the lower waistline. It comes with 17-inch multi-spoke wheels, 225mm tire width for better grip; the rear design is simple with a rounded overall contour, featuring a shark fin antenna and a small ducktail spoiler for a sportier touch, along with dual-exhaust pipe decorations connected by a silver chrome trim in the middle. 2. Interior: The interior adopts Volkswagen's latest family design style, presenting a mature and steady look that fits the home-use car positioning. It includes an 8-inch central LCD display, surrounded by a full piano black panel, enhancing the overall unity and visually stretching the car horizontally. 3. Powertrain: Equipped with a 1.5L 4-cylinder naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power of 113 horsepower, paired with either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 6AT transmission.
I've been driving a Lavida for a while now, commuting daily during rush hour in the city with frequent traffic lights and congestion. The actual fuel consumption is around 8 to 9 liters per 100 kilometers. Occasionally on weekend highway trips, it can drop to about 6 liters. The car comes in different versions like 1.4T and 1.5L, mine being the 1.4T automatic transmission. The power feels adequate, but it does consume more fuel in urban areas, especially with AC on in summer when consumption can reach 10 liters. I try to accelerate smoothly and avoid stomping on the throttle to save some fuel costs. Overall, it's not too bad for city driving, though noticeably higher than the official ratings. Regular maintenance and checking tire pressure are recommended to help control fuel consumption.