What is the actual fuel consumption of the Crown?
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The Crown comes with two different engines, and their fuel consumption varies. The 2.0T model has a tested combined fuel consumption of 8.5L, while the 2.5L model's tested combined fuel consumption under various road conditions is around 9L. The fuel consumption figures are for reference only. The 2.5L naturally aspirated engine of the Toyota Crown tends to have slightly higher fuel consumption compared to its turbocharged counterpart. Below is an introduction to the fuel-saving technologies employed by the Crown: 1. Dual Injection System (Port Injection/Direct Injection). During engine operation, various conditions are encountered. The dual injection system can switch between different fuel injection methods based on different conditions to achieve better power output and combustion efficiency, while also avoiding issues like intake manifold carbon buildup common in direct injection engines. 2. Otto/Atkinson Dual Cycle System. The Crown's new 2.0T+ engine uses the Otto cycle during the starting phase to ensure strong acceleration. It switches to the Atkinson cycle during low to medium load phases to reduce fuel consumption and improve efficiency. During high-load phases, it reverts to the Otto cycle to ensure sufficient power output. By seamlessly combining these two cycles, the Crown achieves both strong performance and excellent fuel efficiency.
