What is the fuel consumption of the NK400?

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VanCourtney
07/24/25 9:02am
The fuel consumption of the CFMoto NK400 is 4-5L/100km, which is specifically related to driving conditions and driving habits. The following are the factors affecting fuel consumption: Vehicle factors: Fuel consumption is related to displacement. Generally, the larger the displacement, the higher the fuel consumption. At the same time, the thermal efficiency of the engine and the design of the motorcycle's shape will also affect the vehicle's fuel consumption. External environmental factors: External road conditions and the environment will also have a significant impact on fuel consumption. Generally, flat roads are more fuel-efficient than rough roads, straight roads are more fuel-efficient than curved roads, and smooth roads are more fuel-efficient than congested roads. In winter, when the temperature is low, gasoline cannot reach the optimal combustion temperature, resulting in incomplete combustion, which will consume some fuel.
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OJosiah
08/11/25 4:31am
Riding the NK400 for so long, the fuel consumption performance is indeed satisfying. I commute in the city every day, averaging around 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers, and it's not uncommon for it to drop to 5.0 liters on the highway. There are quite a few factors that influence it. For example, I usually like to accelerate quickly, and when I press the throttle harder, the fuel consumption immediately surges to over 6.0 liters. If I encounter traffic jams or uphill sections, it can even go up to 6.5 liters. But overall, the 400cc engine is very efficient, and the fuel injection system makes refueling much smoother. In the long run, the fuel cost per kilometer is less than 0.5 yuan, which is much more economical than driving a car. To maintain low fuel consumption, I make it a habit to regularly check tire pressure and the air filter. These small actions can help the bike consume less fuel, and I don’t have to worry about my wallet shrinking when going for a weekend ride on mountain roads.
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