What is the actual fuel consumption of the Fit 1.5L?

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ZaneLee
07/29/25 5:03am
The actual fuel consumption of the Fit 1.5L ranges from 6L to 9L per 100KM. Here are the factors that affect fuel consumption: 1. Driving environment and road conditions: In urban areas, the actual fuel consumption is approximately 7L-8L, while on highways, it can be lower, around 6L. 2. Weather factors, such as "whether the air conditioning is turned on in summer": Hot summer weather significantly affects fuel consumption when the air conditioning is used. Official fuel consumption tests are conducted with the air conditioning turned off, but in actual driving conditions, using the air conditioning at maximum settings can increase fuel consumption by 5~25% compared to when it is turned off. 3. Vehicle load: Overloading the vehicle or carrying heavy items in the trunk increases the vehicle's weight. Removing 10kg of luggage when driving 100km can save 30ml of fuel. 4. Improper driving habits: Sudden braking, driving at high speeds in low gears, frequent braking, and aggressive acceleration can all increase the vehicle's fuel consumption.
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XavierMarie
08/12/25 8:41am
I just got my Honda Fit 1.5L less than half a year ago, driving it daily in the city for commuting. The traffic is always congested, and the real fuel consumption is about 7.5 liters per 100 kilometers. On the highway, it can drop to around 6 liters, but when driving more aggressively, like accelerating to overtake, the consumption spikes. I live in the city center with many traffic lights, frequently stopping and starting, so it's common for the fuel consumption to rise to 8 liters. I recommend noting the fuel amount and mileage to calculate consumption rather than just relying on the dashboard numbers; using the air conditioner at high settings or carrying heavy loads will increase fuel usage. Developing a gentle driving habit can save a lot of money. Fuel efficiency is a real advantage of this small car, but it depends on how you use it. New drivers will find it manageable once they get used to it, without exceeding the budget too much.
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