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What is the fuel consumption of the Leiling Hybrid?

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VonPiper
07/28/25 2:59pm
The fuel consumption of the Leiling Hybrid is 4 liters. Below are the detailed contents regarding the fuel consumption of the Leiling Hybrid: 1. Model-related: Hybrid refers to the oil-electric hybrid power. The GAC Leiling and the FAW Toyota Corolla are identical twin sisters. They use the electric motor to work when the speed is below 60, and when the speed exceeds 60, they turn into ordinary fuel vehicles, using the engine to work. 2. Affiliation: The hybrid of the Leiling Hybrid is an oil-electric hybrid, belonging to energy-saving vehicles. Oil-electric hybrids do not belong to new energy vehicles; they can only be considered as energy-saving vehicles, so oil-electric hybrid vehicles cannot be registered with green license plates.
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Zion
08/11/25 7:25pm
I've been driving the Leiling Hybrid for three years, and the overall fuel consumption is quite economical, averaging around 4.2 to 4.5 liters per 100 kilometers. It's slightly higher at 4.8 liters in city traffic jams, but drops below 3.9 liters on highways, mainly thanks to its hybrid system's intelligent energy distribution. When driving, I recommend maintaining a steady speed and avoiding sudden acceleration or braking, which can easily keep the consumption low. Regular maintenance like changing the air filter and engine oil on time also helps maintain efficiency. In comparison, a pure gasoline car might consume over 1 liter more, so the hybrid does save a lot on fuel costs—easily saving around a hundred bucks a month. I think it's practical for both commuting and long-distance travel, and people often ask about this. The key still lies in personal driving habits, and regularly checking tire pressure can further optimize fuel efficiency.
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MasonLee
09/29/25 4:33am
As someone who has long been concerned about environmental protection, I think the fuel consumption performance of the Leiling Hybrid is amazing, basically between 4.1 to 4.4 liters, which significantly reduces carbon emissions and is environmentally friendly. Its electric motor assists the gasoline engine, reducing fuel consumption during starts, especially in crowded urban areas where the advantage is obvious. I always share some tips: use less air conditioning and open windows for ventilation, anticipate road conditions to avoid sudden acceleration, which can further lower fuel consumption. Compared to traditional cars, it saves both fuel and money, potentially saving one or two thousand yuan a year on fuel costs. If you care about sustainability, this car is worth considering, and don't forget to maintain the system regularly to keep it in optimal condition.
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DeMaverick
11/12/25 6:29am
Our family uses the Leiling Hybrid for picking up kids and grocery shopping, with a fuel consumption of around 4.3 to 4.6 liters per 100 kilometers, which is quite economical. A full tank can last over 900 kilometers, with higher consumption in the city and lower in the suburbs. Driving habits are crucial—I usually drive calmly, avoiding speeding to save fuel. During maintenance, just a quick check of the lights and brakes is enough. This car is economical and practical, saving us hundreds on fuel each month, much better than pure gasoline cars.
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