What is the actual fuel consumption of the VV7?

[CodyMarie]

The actual fuel consumption of the VV7 is 13.3L/100km. The real-time fuel consumption of the VV7 is constantly changing, and the longer the idle time, the higher the fuel consumption, which can even reach 3070L. Below is an introduction to the VV7: 1. As a premium brand under Great Wall Motors, WEY launched the VV7 in 2017, positioning it as a high-end urban SUV. With its unique design concept, it indeed led the trend of domestic brands in the high-end SUV segment and received high praise from consumers after its launch, resulting in strong sales. 2. The measured fuel consumption of the Great Wall VV7 per 100 kilometers: The real-time fuel consumption of the Great Wall VV7 is constantly changing, and the longer the idle time, the higher the fuel consumption, which can even reach 3070L. Additional information: Since cars often experience acceleration, deceleration, braking, and engine idling during actual driving, the constant-speed fuel consumption is often lower than the actual fuel consumption, with a significant difference, especially for cars frequently used for short trips in urban areas. This indicator is also adopted domestically. The fuel consumption per 100 kilometers indicated in the manuals of domestic cars is generally the constant-speed fuel consumption.

[DelAlexa]

I've been driving the VV7 for almost three years now. The fuel consumption during daily city commuting is indeed quite high, averaging 13 to 15 liters per 100 kilometers, and can spike above 16L in heavy traffic. On highways, it drops back to 11-12L which is relatively more economical. As an owner, I believe driving habits make a big difference - frequent hard acceleration and braking consumes more fuel, while maintaining a steady speed can reduce consumption by 1-2 liters. Regular maintenance is crucial too - changing engine oil, air filters, checking tire pressure, etc. A well-maintained car naturally has better fuel efficiency. Although the VV7 is an SUV with spacious interior and stable driving experience, you should budget for fuel costs. I recommend test driving extensively before purchase to experience the real-world fuel consumption, rather than relying solely on official figures that might affect your daily usage planning.

[McCora]

From an automotive enthusiast's perspective on the VV7's fuel consumption, this vehicle is equipped with a 2.0T engine with ample power, delivering an actual fuel consumption of approximately 12-15L/100km. It consumes the most fuel in urban areas, with slightly better efficiency on highways. Personal experience shows that flooring the accelerator increases fuel consumption, so it's recommended to use smooth starts and keep the RPM within the economical range below 2000. Minor adjustments like tire wear and drag coefficient can slightly reduce fuel consumption, while proper maintenance and carbon deposit cleaning benefit engine efficiency. Overall, this performance-oriented vehicle has relatively high fuel consumption, but it's more fuel-efficient on long trips compared to city driving.

[MicahFitz]

The actual fuel consumption of the VV7 is about 13 liters per 100 km in daily driving, and it consumes even more fuel in the city. The annual fuel cost is quite high, so I believe it's important to calculate the economic costs before buying a car to avoid financial burden. Driving slower and steadier can save some fuel on highways, and regular maintenance, proper tire inflation can help. It's not bad for occasional use and suitable for short-distance needs.