What is the fuel consumption of the Ford Mondeo Zhisheng 2.3?

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SiennaLynn
07/29/25 1:15pm
Approximately 14L. The Mondeo Zhisheng employs the following four technologies: 1. Direct Injection Turbo Technology: Breaking away from the traditional method of fuel injection in the intake manifold, fuel is directly injected into the cylinders, enabling precise control over fuel concentration and injection timing. This allows for more complete combustion of the air-fuel mixture, increasing power while reducing fuel consumption and emissions. 2. Turbocharging Technology: Utilizing high-temperature and high-pressure exhaust gases to drive the turbocharger at high speeds, which in turn compresses the intake air, increasing air density. Simultaneously, the computer controls an increase in fuel injection to match the denser intake air, thereby improving engine efficiency without changing displacement. 3. Dual Independent Variable Valve Timing System: The intake and exhaust camshafts are equipped with independent variable valve timing systems, which optimize airflow within the cylinders at different engine speeds. This is particularly effective in improving engine efficiency and performance under partial load conditions. 4. PowerShift Transmission: This system can simultaneously control the operation of two clutches. While the transmission is engaged, one set of gears is in use. As a shift approaches, the computer anticipates the driver's intention to shift based on vehicle speed and engine RPM, preemptively engaging another clutch with the next set of gears, preparing it for an immediate and smooth transition without yet connecting to the engine power.
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