What is the fuel consumption of Honda URV?

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StIsla
09/09/25 3:28am
Honda URV 1.5 has a fuel consumption of 9.8L/100km. Below are the relevant details: Exterior: The Dongfeng Honda UR-V is based on the Honda CONCEPT-D concept car. Compared to the Guangqi Honda Avancier, the UR-V features a U-shaped design formed by the headlight assembly, front grille, and front bumper, complemented by more chrome accents. Additionally, the fog light area and front bumper design of the UR-V have been redesigned. Interior: The UR-V's interior design is largely identical to the Avancier, with only the air vents and some buttons being redesigned. The center console is equipped with an 8-inch touchscreen display.
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OAlaina
09/20/25 8:17am
As a veteran driver who has owned the Honda URV for nearly three years, I find its fuel consumption quite reasonable. In city traffic jams, the fuel consumption fluctuates around 9L/100km, sometimes exceeding 10L. On highway cruising, it can drop below 7L, averaging around 8.2L combined. By driving carefully—gradual acceleration, minimizing hard braking—I save significant fuel. Regular oil changes and tire pressure checks also help reduce consumption. Compared to my decade-old SUV, this car shows remarkable improvement with much higher engine efficiency, making gas station visits less painful. For long trips, be mindful of weather impacts as cold temperatures slightly increase fuel use. I advise new owners to cultivate fuel-saving habits and avoid aggressive overtaking.
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