What is the engine oil specification for the new Santana?

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MirandaMarie
07/24/25 12:37am
The new Santana originally uses 5w40 semi-synthetic engine oil, which is mainly suitable for the EA211 1.6L naturally aspirated engine equipped in the Santana. The dimensions of the new Santana are 4473mm in length, 1706mm in width, and 1469mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2603mm. The new Santana is a vehicle launched by Shanghai Volkswagen, featuring a leading automatic transmission with a six-speed multi-gear design. This design allows for efficient utilization of the engine's power output at different speeds, reducing engine speed fluctuations, minimizing noise, and lowering fuel consumption.
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VonMadison
08/10/25 8:21pm
I think it's quite important that you're asking about the oil specification for the new Santana. From a maintenance perspective, the new Santana recommends using 5W-40 full synthetic oil, preferably meeting Volkswagen's VW 502.00 standard. The oil specification affects engine lifespan - oil that's too thin may provide insufficient lubrication at high RPMs, causing component wear, while oil that's too thick can make starting difficult and increase fuel consumption. Checking the owner's manual should be your first step, as it clearly indicates the recommended oil. Regular maintenance intervals should be between 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers, depending on driving habits. Using good quality oil can reduce noise and make acceleration smoother. If you're unsure, have a technician at the dealership test the oil viscosity, or choose reputable brands like Shell or Mobil - these are all beneficial for engine protection.
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