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What is the fuel consumption of the Panamera?

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RicardoDella

07/29/25 4:55pm

The Panamera has a fuel consumption of 9.3L/100km, but according to feedback from car owners, the actual average fuel consumption is 13.2L/100km. Here is some extended information about the Panamera: 1. Features of the Panamera: The Porsche Panamera boasts an extremely sporty design, powerful performance, a spacious interior, and a wagon-like trunk space, combining the advantages of sedans, high-performance sports cars, and wagons. 2. Main changes in the Panamera: It adopts the new MSB modular platform developed by Porsche for Volkswagen, featuring lightweight body design; the overall exterior has undergone minor modifications, making the lines more streamlined and harmonious; the interior has been completely redesigned with upgraded configurations; it is equipped with the new 2.9T and 4.0T twin-turbocharged engines; and for the first time, it is paired with the new 8-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission.

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ColeRose

08/14/25 6:48am

Last time I drove the Panamera 4S on the highway, I paid special attention to the fuel consumption. With the 2.9T engine in eco mode and cruising at 120 km/h, it consumed just over 8 liters per 100 km. However, when switching to sport mode and flooring it in the city, the fuel gauge visibly dropped, and consumption easily exceeded 15 liters. The 90-liter fuel tank is quite large, but with aggressive driving, a full tank only lasts just over 400 km. My friend’s hybrid version is even more extreme—it consumes around 9 liters in pure fuel mode with a full battery, but once the battery is depleted, the engine has to both recharge and drive, pushing fuel consumption back up to 12 liters.

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