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What is the fuel consumption of the Haval H1 automatic transmission?

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ClaraDella

07/29/25 6:46am

The fuel consumption of the Haval H1 is around 8.6L/100km. Vehicle fuel consumption is calculated based on the amount of fuel consumed per 100 kilometers traveled (usually referred to as 100 kilometers). Carbon deposit issues: Many car owners probably think of carbon deposits first when they notice an increase in fuel consumption. Carbon deposits are like grease on a range hood—very difficult to deal with. Carbon deposits can affect the compression ratio, cause poor ignition, dilute the air-fuel mixture, and adsorb fuel, among other issues. All these problems can impact fuel consumption. Air filter: The air filter can also affect the car's fuel consumption. When the air filter hasn't been replaced for a long time, clogging can reduce the engine's air intake, which can also lead to increased fuel consumption.

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DeNoah

08/12/25 10:46pm

I've driven the Haval H1 automatic for a while, and its fuel consumption in urban areas is around 8 to 10 liters per 100 kilometers, depending on road conditions and driving habits. It often exceeds 9 liters in traffic jams, and is higher with frequent traffic lights. On highways at speeds above 80 km/h, it can drop below 7 liters, which is quite fuel-efficient. I usually pay attention to avoiding sudden acceleration and maintaining proper tire pressure to save some fuel. The car's age also has a significant impact; if maintenance is neglected after a few years, such as not replacing the air filter, fuel consumption will noticeably increase. Overall, this car's fuel consumption isn't high, making it suitable for city commuting. Compared to the similarly sized Changan CS35, it's slightly more fuel-efficient, and much more economical than larger-displacement SUVs.

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Bo

10/04/25 4:21am

I find the fuel consumption of the Haval H1 automatic transmission quite moderate, averaging around 9 liters per 100 kilometers. When driving in the city with frequent starts and stops, it can easily exceed 10 liters if you press the accelerator more aggressively; on the highway, maintaining a steady speed can bring it down to around 7 liters. Vehicle maintenance is crucial—I make it a habit to regularly check the engine oil and tire pressure, which helps improve fuel efficiency. Compared to manual transmission, the automatic version is slightly more fuel-consuming, but it offers much more convenient handling. Weather also plays a significant role, with air conditioning in summer adding an extra 1-2 liters to the consumption. Overall, as a compact SUV, the Haval H1's fuel performance is reasonable. Daily use won’t break the bank on fuel costs, and in the long run, fuel consumption isn’t a major concern.

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