What is the fuel consumption of the Hongqi HS7?

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LaPaul
07/24/25 7:01am
The fuel consumption of the Hongqi HS7 is 10-11L/100km, which is closely related to driving conditions and habits. Here are the details: Impact of driving conditions on fuel consumption: External driving conditions include road conditions, ambient temperature, etc. Generally, flat roads consume less fuel than hilly roads, straight roads consume less than winding roads, and smooth roads consume less than congested roads. In winter, low temperatures prevent gasoline from reaching the optimal combustion temperature, leading to incomplete combustion and increased fuel consumption. Impact of driving habits on fuel consumption: Driving habits significantly affect fuel consumption. The same car model driven by different drivers will show different fuel consumption. Aggressive driving, sudden stops and starts, and frequent lane changes all negatively impact fuel efficiency.
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MacEvangeline
08/11/25 2:46am
I've been driving the Hongqi HS7 for a while now, and I find the fuel consumption generally ranges between 10 to 12 liters per 100 kilometers. It mainly depends on how you drive. For example, when I do short trips in the city with frequent traffic lights and quick starts, the consumption can go up to around 13 liters. If I maintain a steady speed of about 90 km/h on the highway, it can drop below 9 liters. The car has a 2.0T engine, which is indeed more fuel-consuming than smaller-displacement SUVs, but it offers ample power, making uphill overtaking effortless. I recommend shifting gears earlier, avoiding flooring the accelerator, and not overinflating the tires to save some fuel. My personal average record is a bit over 11 liters. Regular maintenance, like changing the air filter, can prevent carbon buildup from affecting efficiency. Overall, it's not the most fuel-efficient, but it's acceptable—typical for SUVs. Once you get used to driving it smoothly, it feels worth it.
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