What is the actual fuel consumption of the F7?

[VanXavier]

F7 actual fuel consumption is around 0.4 liters. Below is the relevant introduction of the F7: 1. Configuration: Navigation, reverse camera, reverse radar, all available. Advanced intelligent interactive system allows communication between the driver and the car, with a voice recognition rate of up to 97%. Equipped with a smart APP for remote control and 7×24h intelligent private butler service, it not only allows the owner to remotely control the opening and closing of doors, engine, air conditioning, and other operations but also provides full-cycle management for vehicle maintenance. 2. Comfort: Unique 3DP body structure design, paired with front dual airbags, front side airbags, and front and rear integrated side air curtains, totaling 6 airbags. The ring-shaped smart cockpit features a twin-star smart display system, gimbal center console, nebula gear lever, and other high-quality designs, with excellent seat wrapping.

[SerenityDella]

As a seasoned driver with over a decade of experience, I've driven the Feifan F7, which is a pure electric vehicle, so the real fuel consumption is zero—it doesn't burn any fuel at all. As for actual electricity consumption, when I drive it myself, it's around 16 to 18 kWh per 100 kilometers in the city, and on the highway, it goes up to over 20 kWh. When using the air conditioning or carrying a full load of luggage, the electricity consumption increases by 1-2 kWh. If you drive more gently, with light throttle input and in eco mode, you can save a bit on electricity costs. Compared to the gasoline cars I used to drive, this car saves a lot of money—just a few dozen yuan a month in electricity bills. If you're concerned about charging, a fast charge of half an hour can give you over 300 kilometers of range. Overall, as an electric sedan, the F7's electricity consumption is decent, but it really depends on how you drive it.

[DonovanMarie]

I worked as a mechanic in an auto factory for several years, where testing energy consumption was a daily task. As a pure electric vehicle, the Feifan F7 has zero fuel consumption, with its actual energy consumption ranging between 18-20 kWh/100 km. During our tests, we found that road conditions, tire pressure, and air conditioning settings have significant impacts: bumpy roads can increase consumption by up to 3 kWh, and low tire pressure also leads to higher energy use. Well-maintained electric control systems operate more efficiently; however, as the battery ages, energy consumption gradually increases. We recommend owners regularly check battery health, adopt steady driving habits, and avoid sudden acceleration. Compared to other electric sedans like the Tesla Model 3, the F7's energy consumption is slightly higher but still acceptable overall. In real-world driving, recording the displayed energy consumption data can help understand the actual situation.

[Megan]

I usually drive to work and pick up my kids, with the F7 being my daily commuter. The real fuel consumption is zero, as it runs purely on electricity. As for electricity consumption, my actual measurements average around 17kWh per 100 kilometers, rising to 19kWh in traffic jams, and dropping to 15kWh in suburban areas. In summer, using the air conditioning quickly increases electricity consumption, adding about 1kWh or more. In winter, using the heater consumes even more electricity. A full charge costs just a few dozen yuan and can cover about 400 kilometers, which is much more economical than a gasoline car. Driving habits are crucial: gentle acceleration and fewer sudden brakes can reduce electricity consumption. For a family car like mine, the F7 manages electricity consumption quite well, offering spaciousness and convenient charging, making it very practical.