What is the actual fuel consumption of the Tiggo 3x manual transmission?
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Tiggo 3x manual transmission actual fuel consumption averages 6.8-10.0L/100km. Factors affecting car fuel consumption: Strive to reduce vehicle weight, as there is a proportional relationship between vehicle weight and fuel consumption. For every 10% reduction in vehicle weight, fuel consumption will correspondingly decrease by several percentage points; improve the car's aerodynamics. If the body's drag coefficient is small, fuel consumption will significantly decrease. These two factors also have a proportional relationship; try to increase the engine's thermal efficiency. Generally, gasoline engines have a thermal efficiency (the proportion of fuel converted into useful work) of just over 30%, while diesel engines exceed 40%, which is the main reason why diesel engines have lower fuel consumption than gasoline engines. Methods to reduce fuel consumption: Change bad driving habits; avoid using low-quality gasoline; clean engine carbon deposits; avoid slamming the accelerator; clean the throttle body.
I often drive a Chery Tiggo 3X manual transmission, and its fuel consumption is quite friendly. In the city, it's around 8 liters per 100 km, while on the highway, it can drop to about 6 liters, averaging around 7 liters overall, which saves me a lot on daily commuting costs. Many factors affect this: my driving habits, like anticipating road conditions and avoiding sudden braking, help maintain stable fuel consumption; traffic congestion plays a big role too—peak hours definitely spike the fuel usage. Vehicle maintenance is also crucial—regular oil changes and checking tire pressure are essential, as low tire pressure can silently increase fuel consumption. Overall, this car manages fuel efficiency well, especially with the manual transmission being slightly more economical than an automatic, making it a cost-effective choice for budget-conscious drivers.
