
Changan Oushang X70A has a comprehensive fuel consumption of 6.7L per 100 kilometers as given by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, while the actual measured average fuel consumption is 8.15L per 100 kilometers. Changan Oushang X70A is equipped with a 1.5T naturally aspirated engine, which adopts a four-cylinder structure and is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. Factors affecting car fuel consumption include: Reducing the weight of the vehicle. The relationship between vehicle weight and fuel consumption is directly proportional. For every 10% reduction in vehicle weight, fuel consumption will decrease by a corresponding percentage. Car design. A smaller drag coefficient will significantly reduce fuel consumption. The relationship between these two is also directly proportional. Improving the thermal efficiency of the engine. Currently, the thermal efficiency of general gasoline engines (i.e., the proportion of fuel converted into useful work) reaches more than 30%, while diesel engines have exceeded 40%. This is why diesel engines have lower fuel consumption than gasoline engines.

As an ordinary owner who has driven the Changan Oushang X70A, I find its fuel consumption quite understandable. For my daily city driving, the average fuel consumption is 8-9L/100km, and it can rise to around 10L/100km in traffic jams. On the highway, it's much more economical, roughly 6.5-7.5L/100km. The key factor is the engine type: this car comes with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine paired with a five-speed manual or automatic transmission, offering moderate combustion efficiency. Many factors affect fuel consumption, such as driving habits—smooth starts and steady driving save fuel, while sudden braking and acceleration waste it; increased load also raises fuel consumption; cold weather or using the air conditioning adds 0.5-1L per 100km. Proper maintenance, like regular oil changes and air filter replacements, helps keep fuel consumption at a reasonable level. Overall, this car is relatively economical among its SUV peers but can't match hybrids or smaller cars. I recommend using a fuel consumption tracking app for better monitoring.

Let me discuss the fuel consumption of Changan Oushang X70A from a mechanical perspective. Engine design is the core factor - its 1.5L displacement indicates medium power output. While idle control is decent, frequent urban start-stop driving significantly increases fuel usage. Official figures show 8-9L/100km in city and 6.7-7L/100km on highways, but real-world driving with factors like wind resistance and load variations typically ranges 8-10L. The transmission plays a crucial role - improper manual gear shifting increases consumption, while automatic transmissions offer better intelligent regulation. Worn tires and heavier rims increase resistance, and the AC compressor's power draw indirectly raises fuel usage. I recommend checking components like spark plugs and oxygen sensors to optimize combustion efficiency. Overall consumption falls within 8-9L/100km - reasonable but not exceptionally efficient, though regular maintenance can prevent sudden spikes.

When I first got my Changan Oushang X70A, I was also concerned about fuel consumption. In reality, the combined fuel consumption is around 8-9L/100km. Beginners should pay attention to smooth driving: avoid heavy acceleration and sudden braking, choose routes with less traffic to save fuel. Regular maintenance like changing air filters and engine oil keeps fuel consumption stable; don't always set the AC too high, saving a bit on each trip. Eco mode helps, and a lighter load also saves fuel. Overall, the fuel consumption is reasonable, suitable for daily commuting, and it's recommended to use an APP to track data and adjust habits.


