What is the actual fuel consumption of the Classic Sylphy?
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The actual fuel consumption of the Sylphy is around 8 liters per 100 kilometers. Here are the factors that affect fuel consumption: 1. Road conditions: Different driving roads result in varying engine power loss, which naturally leads to differences in fuel consumption. 2. Driving habits: Different driving habits of car owners also affect the vehicle's fuel consumption. 3. Load conditions: Although the load capacity of a car like the Sylphy is not high, this factor still affects its fuel consumption. While it may not be noticeable over short distances, the impact becomes significant when measured per 100 kilometers. Generally, driving 100 kilometers alone consumes about 0.5 liters less fuel compared to driving the same distance with a full load.
I drive a 2018 Nissan Sylphy Classic for my daily commute on urban main roads with frequent traffic lights and congestion. The fuel consumption usually ranges between 7 to 8L per 100km, and it increases slightly when using air conditioning. On highways at a steady speed of around 110 km/h, the fuel consumption can drop to 5.5 to 6L. The official combined fuel consumption of 6.2L is based on laboratory data, and actual figures vary depending on driving habits. I have a fuel tracking app installed, and the annual average is about 7.2L, which is more economical compared to my colleagues' cars of other brands. Regular maintenance is crucial—keeping tire pressure around the standard 2.3 bar and replacing air filters periodically helps stabilize fuel efficiency. Overall, this car is quite economical and well-suited for family commuting.
