What is the fuel consumption of the new Honda Fit?

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BraxtonRose
08/26/25 5:16am
The fuel consumption of the Honda Fit is 5.3-5.7L/100km. The fuel efficiency of a car is influenced by five major factors: the driver, the car itself, road conditions, natural wind, and environmental temperature, all of which have a significant impact on fuel consumption. Below are some methods to reduce fuel consumption: 1. When stopping for a short time, such as at a brief traffic light, simply press the brake pedal. However, if the stop lasts more than 2 minutes, shift into N (Neutral) gear to protect the transmission and prevent the transmission fluid from overheating. If the stop exceeds 5 minutes, it's best to shift into P (Park) gear, which is both environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient. 2. Avoid flooring the accelerator pedal during acceleration, as this only increases engine RPM, causing unnecessary engine noise and transmission wear, leading to fuel wastage. The correct approach is to gently press the accelerator pedal and utilize low-speed downshifting to increase torque for smoother acceleration. Gradual and uniform acceleration, followed by higher-speed driving, makes driving an automatic transmission car feel smoother. 3. Skillfully utilize coasting. Coasting does not mean shifting into neutral but rather releasing the accelerator pedal to let the car glide using its own momentum. 4. Regular maintenance. Frequently check various fluids in the engine compartment, especially the automatic transmission fluid unique to automatic cars. Dirty transmission fluid increases resistance, thereby increasing fuel consumption.
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DelilahLynn
09/08/25 7:16am
I've driven the Honda Fit several times and found its fuel consumption quite satisfactory. The gasoline version averages around 5.8 to 6.2L/100km combined, depending on road conditions – it can reach about 7L in city traffic jams, while maintaining a steady 5.0L on highways, which is quite fuel-efficient. The car's engine design is optimized, and the lightweight body helps significantly, providing adequate power for daily driving without guzzling fuel. I believe driving habits make a big difference: smooth acceleration and less sudden braking slow down the fuel gauge drop; using AC in summer or warming up the car in winter increases consumption by about 0.5L. For daily commuting, refueling once or twice a month is sufficient, making it a cost-effective choice among compact cars. A friend who's driven the Fit for years maintains an average of 6.0L without major issues – it's trustworthy.
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