What is the fuel consumption level of the Roewe RX5?

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Bo
07/30/25 10:56am
Roewe RX5 fuel consumption levels vary by specific version. Here are the details: 1. 1.5T+6MT, combined fuel consumption 8.5L, peak urban driving consumption 10L, minimum cruising consumption around 7.5L; 2. 1.5T+7DCT, combined fuel consumption 8.5L, peak urban driving consumption 11.5L, minimum cruising consumption around 8L; 3. 2.0T+6DCT, combined fuel consumption 11L, peak urban driving consumption 13.5L, cruising consumption around 10L. The 1.5T version of Roewe RX5 has reasonable fuel consumption, while the 2.0T version remains slightly higher, with overall cost-performance being average.
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