What is the fuel consumption of the Beijing BJ40?

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Maureen
07/29/25 9:53pm
Official fuel consumption is 8.3-10L per 100km. Below is relevant information: 1. The Beijing BJ40 series is equipped with two different displacement turbocharged engines, namely 2.0T and 2.3T. In terms of power, the 2.0T has a maximum horsepower of 218, while the 2.3T has 250. The MIIT-rated fuel consumption ranges between 8.2-10.6L. 2. According to real data from four Beijing BJ40 owners, highway fuel consumption is relatively consistent with the MIIT standards, but urban fuel consumption is very high, generally around 15L, with an average consumption of about 13L.
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