What is the fuel consumption of the CR-V?

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MacLila
07/29/25 5:26am
The fuel consumption of the CR-V is 6.4 liters per 100 kilometers. Actual fuel consumption is related to driving habits, skills, road conditions, climate, etc. Methods to reduce fuel consumption while driving: 1. The car consumes the most fuel during low-speed starts, so gently press the accelerator when starting to prevent excessively high RPM, which can effectively reduce fuel consumption; 2. Avoid unnecessary high RPM as much as possible, as fluctuating engine RPM can also significantly increase fuel consumption; 3. Perform regular maintenance, change the engine oil, and remove carbon deposits; 4. Avoid emergency braking as much as possible. Anticipating road conditions in advance not only improves driving safety but also saves fuel, such as gradually slowing down before traffic lights and using inertia to coast.
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LauraAnn
08/12/25 9:01am
I remember driving my CR-V around the city, the fuel consumption was about 9 to 11 liters per 100 kilometers, which is pretty normal. It really depends on how you drive – if there's a lot of traffic, it can go up to 10 liters, but cruising on the highway can bring it down to around 7 liters. After upgrading from the older model to the newer one, I felt it was slightly more fuel-efficient overall, probably due to the vehicle's weight reduction. Paying attention to tire pressure and regular maintenance, like changing the engine oil and air filter, can keep the fuel consumption stable at around 8 liters, avoiding big fluctuations. I'd advise fellow car owners to avoid aggressive acceleration and develop good driving habits – it can save a lot on fuel costs in the long run and make the car more durable.
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