What is the actual fuel consumption of the Q5?
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Audi Q5's actual average fuel consumption is 11L/100km. The Audi Q5 is equipped with a 2.0TFSI four-cylinder inline engine and a 7-speed Stronic dual-clutch transmission, providing ample power output, smooth gear shifts, and relatively fast acceleration. Its fuel consumption is quite economical, with urban driving conditions averaging around 12L/100km, while highway driving can be controlled at about 10L/100km. Below are the reasons for higher fuel consumption in the Audi Q5 during actual driving: 1. Prolonged high-speed driving: Extended high-speed driving increases air resistance, thereby increasing fuel consumption. 2. High vehicle weight: The car's own weight is relatively high, and carrying more items inside the car increases the load, leading to higher fuel consumption. 3. During driving, especially in urban areas with heavy traffic, frequent rapid acceleration and sudden braking can increase fuel consumption.
I've been driving my Q5 for three years now, and here's my real-world experience. For daily city commutes, like dropping kids off at school or dealing with traffic jams on the way to work, the fuel consumption usually ranges between 11-13L/100km, and it can go up to 14L when the air conditioning is on. On long highway trips, it's better, staying around 9L. There are quite a few factors that affect it—hot summer weather with windows down slightly increases fuel use, and frequent stops and starts in traffic make it worse. Regular maintenance helps save some fuel, like checking tire pressure and the air filter. Driving more gently and shifting gears early can reduce the average by about 1L. Overall, the actual fuel consumption is significantly higher than the official figures, so don't fully trust the ads.
