What is the actual fuel consumption of the Leiling Hybrid?

[ElliotLee]

Toyota Leiling Hybrid's actual measured fuel consumption is 4.6L/100km. Definition of 0-100km/h acceleration: It refers to the time taken to accelerate from 0 to 100km/h, which is the most intuitive reflection of a car's power. Generally, 1.6L compact cars achieve 0-100km/h acceleration in 11 to 13 seconds, 2.0T mid-size sedans in 7 to 8 seconds, while supercars mostly complete it in less than 3.8 seconds. Turbocharging has advantages in the same displacement: Among vehicles with the same displacement, models equipped with turbocharged engines have obvious advantages in 0-100km/h acceleration because they output more powerful torque, and their maximum torque output range is very wide, allowing the vehicle to maximize acceleration capability at very low RPMs.

[CassandraLee]

I've been driving the Levin Hybrid for over two years now, mainly for daily commutes in the city. The fuel consumption is truly impressive - it shows 4.1-4.3L/100km when not using AC, and rises to around 4.5L in summer with AC on. The most fuel-efficient scenario is driving on elevated roads with steady speeds between 60-80km/h, where it can drop to 3.9L. However, during severe traffic jams it's hard to predict - once during evening rush hour with two hours of standstill traffic, consumption soared to 5.2L. With its 43L fuel tank, a full tank gives over 900km range, nearly half the consumption of my friend's old 1.8L Corolla. The hybrid system really saves fuel at low speeds using electric power, and the complete silence during start-stop is particularly impressive.

[Nancy]

Location: Guangzhou, driving a Toyota Levin Hybrid as a ride-hailing vehicle with 80,000 kilometers on the odometer. Actual measured combined fuel consumption fluctuates between 4.3-4.7L/100km, heavily dependent on road conditions and driving habits. When taking airport trips and cruising at 120 km/h on highways, fuel consumption rises to 5.1L/100km. During off-peak hours in the city, it can drop below 4L/100km. Air conditioning has a significant impact, especially when passengers are in the back seats requiring full cooling, increasing consumption by about 0.8L/100km compared to normal. The most extreme scenario was driving through heavy rain and standing water, where instantaneous fuel consumption spiked to 6.5L/100km. Surprisingly, winter fuel consumption is lower, hovering around 4.2L/100km without air conditioning. A full tank typically covers about 900 kilometers, with the dashboard fuel consumption reading differing by less than 0.2L/100km from actual refueling data, proving its accuracy.

[AlexisDella]

New owner of a Levin Hybrid sharing experience. Driven 3,000 km without first maintenance yet, dashboard shows average fuel consumption of 4.4L/100km. During 15km one-way commute with 20 traffic lights, the most stable fuel consumption was 4.3L. Tried resetting and cruising at 100km/h on highway, surprisingly got 3.9L consumption. Air conditioning at 24°C increases consumption by 0.3L, while Sport mode is noticeably thirstier - short trips directly spike to 5.1L. That time with three passengers and luggage in back, achieved 4.9L. Group chats often show owners posting 3.xL consumption, probably achieved by gentle driving style on smooth elevated roads.