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What is the fuel consumption of the Geely Emgrand automatic transmission?

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07/29/25 7:32pm

Geely Emgrand average fuel consumption is 7.81 liters per 100 kilometers. Reasons for high car fuel consumption: Insufficient running-in period. For newly purchased vehicles, since the engine components have not been fully run-in, the gaps between parts are relatively small, resulting in higher engine operating resistance. It's advisable to patiently complete the running-in period and then observe if there are changes in fuel consumption. Clogged fuel lines due to excessive carbon buildup can lead to increased fuel consumption. Causes of excessive engine carbon deposits include overfilling with oil or using inappropriate oil products. Improper driving habits such as aggressive acceleration and frequent braking will increase fuel consumption. Statistics show that underinflated tires affect fuel consumption - when tire pressure is too low, the increased contact area with the road surface creates greater rolling resistance, naturally leading to higher fuel consumption. About calculating average car fuel consumption: First method: directly check the data calculated by the vehicle's onboard computer, which will be displayed on the instrument panel. Second method: manual calculation using the formula: car fuel consumption = fuel consumed/distance traveled, with units in L/100km.

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