What is the fuel consumption of the BYD S6?

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DiLuke
07/30/25 1:35am
The fuel consumption of the BYD S6 is around 11 liters per 100 kilometers. Here is an introduction to BYD vehicles: 1. The BYD S6 has a bold and stylish exterior, though the design shows obvious imitation traces. The interior space is quite spacious, offering good comfort, and it comes with rich and practical configurations, giving it a competitive edge. 2. In terms of performance, it provides sufficient power for daily family use, but lacks the excitement typical of SUV models. The chassis is solid, with strong off-road capability and decent safety features. 3. BYD's after-sales service is average, and minor issues such as abnormal noises, loud cabin noise, and difficult gear shifting are common.
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AmirAnn
08/15/25 7:20am
I've been driving the BYD S6 for over two years, mainly for city commuting with frequent stops and starts. The average fuel consumption is around 9 liters per 100 kilometers, rising to just over 10 liters during peak traffic hours. On highways, maintaining a steady speed easily brings it down below 7 liters. Developing good habits is key, like gently pressing the accelerator, avoiding sudden braking, and regularly maintaining the car with oil changes and air filter replacements, which helps stabilize fuel consumption. Compared to some Japanese SUVs like the CR-V, the S6 consumes slightly more fuel, but it offers more interior space—three adults can sit comfortably in the back without feeling cramped, and it's practical for hauling goods. For those on a budget, I think this balance is quite good. After the break-in period for a new car, fuel efficiency tends to improve. Also, keeping an eye on tire pressure and ensuring it doesn’t fall below the recommended level can save some fuel costs. Ultimately, driving habits have the biggest impact—avoid reckless speeding, and it’ll be quite economical.
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