What is the actual fuel consumption of the new Regal 1.5T?

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McKimberly
07/29/25 6:25pm
The actual fuel consumption of the new Regal 1.5T is approximately 8.6 liters. Below is a related introduction to the new Regal: 1. Power: The 1.5T engine delivers a maximum power of 125kW (170PS) and a peak torque of 252Nm. 2. Interior: The new Regal comes standard with a 4.2-inch LCD instrument panel, while mid-to-high trim models also offer an 8-inch full-color trip computer display combined with dual analog gauges. 3. Exterior: The family-oriented design features are quite prominent, with a very sleek body. The front grille and LED daytime running lights incorporate wing-shaped elements, and the fashionable, youthful design aligns well with the aesthetics and preferences of young families.
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