What is the fuel consumption of Geely SUVs?
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Geely SUVs generally have a fuel consumption of around 6.3L-8.2L. Introduction to Geely SUVs: Vision X1: The front face of the Vision X1 features the family-style water ripple grille, connected to the crystal diamond headlights and the lower trapezoidal grille, forming an "X" shape. The water ripple grille has rich and rhythmic layers, gradually spreading out. The new Geely logo, paired with the gradient grille frame, forms the family DNA. Geely Emgrand: As a mid-size SUV, the Geely Emgrand should exude a strong presence. Its front face has a two-layer grille design, both with a blackened mesh pattern. The lower grille features a large mouth shape with chrome trim emphasizing its outline, making the front face look like a smiling face from a distance, which is quite contradictory to its intended tough image. The narrow chrome trim appears very thin on the front face. Additionally, the headlight clusters and fog lights lack distinctive design, resulting in a flat front appearance. The side design, however, is quite good, with sharp and strong waistlines, raised wheel arches creating a muscular body, and silver roof rails enhancing the tough look. In terms of dimensions, the car measures 4844/1884/1762mm with a wheelbase of 2804mm, which is still competitive today compared to models like the Highlander.
Speaking of Geely SUV fuel consumption, based on my years of driving experience, mainstream models like the Boyue typically consume 8-12 liters per 100km in city driving, dropping to around 7 liters on highways. My 1.8T engine provides stable performance but fuel consumption spikes in traffic jams. Many factors affect this - vehicle weight, road conditions, and driving habits (aggressive acceleration definitely burns more fuel). Regular maintenance like air filter replacements can slightly improve efficiency. Obsessing over fuel consumption can be stressful - overall Geely vehicles aren't excessively thirsty. A full tank reliably covers 500km for daily commuting without worries.
From a technical perspective, Geely SUVs such as the Boyue series or the newly launched Xingyue L generally have a combined fuel consumption ranging from 7.5 to 10 liters per 100 kilometers. Depending on the engine model, the 1.5T versions are more fuel-efficient, while the 2.0T or four-wheel-drive variants may exceed 10 liters. The driving mode also has a significant impact; using Eco mode can reduce consumption by 1-2 liters. Actual data varies by individual; in my tests, the lowest consumption was 6.8 liters at a steady speed on the highway, while aggressive acceleration in the city can cause it to spike. Compared to other brands like Haval's equivalent SUVs, Geely excels in lightweight design, contributing to better fuel consumption control. However, don’t expect it to be too economical, as SUVs are inherently heavy. Regularly checking tire pressure and wiring aging can make a big difference.
I've been driving a Geely SUV for several years, and the fuel consumption is generally within the range of 8 to 10 liters, depending on the model and engine displacement. Beginners don't need to worry too much—just get used to it. Start smoothly, and maintaining a steady speed of 70-90 km/h on the highway is the most economical. Whether you choose an automatic or manual transmission, the difference in fuel consumption isn't significant. The key is not to neglect regular maintenance.
