What is the actual fuel consumption of the Benelli 250?
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Benelli 250 consumes 3.2 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers. Here is some relevant information about the Benelli 250: 1. Body proportions: Length × Width × Height is 2040 × 840 × 1115. 2. Single-cylinder water-cooled fuel injection engine: This is a typical high-revving, high-compression engine. With its power tuning more biased towards mid-to-high revs, its low-end torque performance is relatively lacking. Such power characteristics are not very suitable for daily commuting. Although the power tuning leans towards mid-to-high revs, it doesn't mean the low-end torque is completely inadequate. However, the engine needs to reach a certain RPM range to fully unleash its power performance.
I've been riding the Benelli 250 for a while now, and the real-world fuel consumption typically ranges between 3.5 to 4.2 liters per 100 kilometers. The official data claims it can achieve around 2.9 liters, but that's measured under laboratory conditions—real-world driving is completely different. If you frequently encounter traffic jams or stop-and-go situations in the city, fuel consumption can rise to nearly 4.5 liters; on highways, it drops back to around 3.5 liters. I've also noticed that driving habits make a big difference—rapid acceleration and hard braking consume more fuel than smooth driving. Additionally, weather factors can't be ignored; lower temperatures in winter reduce engine efficiency, increasing average consumption by about 0.3 liters. To save money, I use a mobile app to track each refuel and calculate the average—my current record is 3.8 liters. I recommend regular maintenance of tire pressure, engine oil, and filters to help lower fuel consumption. Just don’t rely solely on the official numbers.
