What is the fuel consumption of the Jetour X90 manual transmission?

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AbigailRose
07/23/25 10:40pm
Jetour X90's 1.6t model has a fuel consumption of 10 liters per 100 kilometers, while the 1.5t model consumes 8.9 liters per 100 kilometers. Methods for calculating fuel consumption: Measure the amount of fuel added in one refill, record the distance traveled, and then calculate the vehicle's fuel consumption. The results obtained from these two methods represent the average fuel consumption of the vehicle. Methods to save fuel: When driving in the city, traffic jams are common. Therefore, experienced drivers often plan their routes in advance to avoid congested areas. Reducing frequent starts and stops, and maintaining an economical speed while driving can help save fuel.
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DiJack
08/10/25 6:27pm
Speaking of the fuel consumption of the Jetour X90 manual transmission, I've driven it for a while. During daily city commutes with frequent traffic lights and stop-and-go situations, the fuel consumption is around 8 to 9 liters per 100 kilometers. On the highway, it can drop to about 6 liters. My driving habits are relatively moderate, but if driven more aggressively, the consumption would definitely be higher. I recommend paying attention to the break-in period after purchasing the car—drive steadily for the first few thousand kilometers, and it will improve slightly later. Regular maintenance, changing the air filter, and keeping the tire pressure at the right level can all help save some fuel.
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HarperDella
09/23/25 6:44am
I'm a novice driver who just got a Jetour X90 manual transmission two months ago. The city commute is a bit congested, with an average fuel consumption of around 8.5 liters; on weekends when I take the highway, it feels much smoother, about 6.2 liters. At first, I was a bit unfamiliar with it, and rough gear shifts would increase fuel consumption. Later, I learned to anticipate in advance and avoid sudden braking, which indeed proved effective. A friend suggested I use better engine oil, which might help a bit. Overall, the car's fuel efficiency is pretty good, better than some automatic transmissions in the same class.
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