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What is the fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander?

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DeIsabelle
07/30/25 1:05am
The average fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Outlander is 9.47L/100km. Here are some tips to reduce fuel consumption: 1. Change fluids on time: Many car owners neglect the replacement of engine oil and transmission fluid during vehicle use. Failure to change these fluids can lead to more noticeable car vibrations, slower gear shifting, and obvious jerking symptoms. 2. Pay attention to carbon buildup: Carbon buildup can cause uneven ignition, sluggish acceleration, increased fuel consumption, and in severe cases, even cylinder misfires. Remember to clean carbon deposits regularly. Do not keep the engine RPM too low for extended periods to save fuel—don't hesitate to step on the accelerator.
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DelZachary
08/15/25 6:36am
I've been driving the Mitsubishi Outlander for over a year, mainly for daily commutes and weekend getaways. In frequent city driving, the fuel consumption is around 12L/100km, and can rise to 14L in traffic jams. On highways, maintaining a steady speed reduces it to 9L, which is more economical. There's a significant difference between the new and old models; mine is the 2022 version, which is 2L more fuel-efficient than the 2018 model. I recommend driving gently, avoiding hard acceleration, and regularly changing the engine oil and air filter, which can save hundreds on fuel annually. Keep tire pressure around 2.4; too high or too low increases fuel consumption. As a family SUV, the Outlander's fuel consumption is reasonable, with spacious and practical interiors. A full tank lasts about a week in city driving and even longer on highways. Using a fuel consumption app can help optimize driving habits.
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