The actual fuel consumption of the Sylphy is approximately 8 liters per 100 kilometers. Additionally, whether it's the Sylphy or any other vehicle, the actual fuel consumption depends not only on the vehicle's design but also on factors such as road conditions, driving habits, load conditions, and vehicle condition. Below is an introduction to the factors affecting the Sylphy's fuel consumption: 1. Road conditions: Different roads result in different engine power losses, naturally leading to variations in fuel consumption. During daily driving, factors such as road quality, the number of slopes, and whether the road is urban, rural, or a highway directly impact the vehicle's fuel consumption. Among these, smooth highways have the lowest fuel consumption. 2. Driving habits: Different driving habits among owners also affect fuel consumption. Simply put, some people prefer driving with the air conditioning on, while others prefer driving with the windows down; some like driving at relatively higher speeds (within safe limits), while others prefer driving slowly (personal preference). These differences in habits can lead to significant variations in fuel consumption. 3. Load conditions: Although the load capacity of a car like the Sylphy isn't high, this factor still affects its fuel consumption. While the impact may not be noticeable over short distances, it becomes significant when measured per 100 kilometers. Generally, driving alone for 100 kilometers consumes about 0.5 liters less fuel compared to driving with a full load for the same distance. 4. Vehicle condition: The impact of vehicle condition on fuel consumption relates to the owner's maintenance habits. Typically, if the engine isn't well-maintained after a period of driving, fuel consumption may increase by about 10%; similarly, if tire pressure is not monitored, every 2 psi below the recommended level can increase fuel consumption by about 1%.
