What is the actual fuel consumption of the 7th generation Accord 2.0?

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MorganAnn
07/30/25 12:45am
The 7th generation Accord 2.0 has a fuel consumption of approximately 8.7L per 100 kilometers. Below is relevant knowledge about fuel consumption: Mechanical factors: Vehicle malfunctions leading to reduced efficiency should be addressed by returning to the dealership for inspection and repair to ensure no faults exist. Aging and worn-out car engines: consider overhauling the engine. Insufficient tire pressure: Regularly check tire conditions and maintain proper tire pressure, which not only saves fuel but also extends tire lifespan. Human operation factors: Excessive warm-up: After starting the engine, wait no more than 30 seconds until all warning lights go off before driving. Aggressive driving: Rapid acceleration and sudden braking, or driving at maximum speed, not only consumes more fuel but also accelerates mechanical wear and should be avoided. Leaving the engine running while sleeping with air conditioning on or waiting for extended periods without turning off the engine not only wastes fuel but also leads to carbon buildup in the engine. Prolonged use of unnecessary electrical devices, such as defoggers or enhanced fog lights, increases fuel consumption as there's no free lunch - electrical consumption ultimately translates to gasoline consumption.
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