What is the fuel consumption of the Refine M3?

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DiEmery
07/29/25 11:29am
Refine M3 MIIT comprehensive fuel consumption: 7.9L/100km. Maintain the air filter to reduce fuel consumption: Dirty fuel and obstructed airflow can easily increase fuel consumption. The function of the air filter is to purify the air entering the cylinder. If the fuel exceeds standards or is too dirty, it can obstruct airflow, leading to increased fuel consumption. Tests have shown that if the fuel is too dirty or the fuel level is too high, fuel consumption can increase by more than 20%. Therefore, it is important to perform regular maintenance. After each cleaning, apply a certain oil film, and the lubricating oil at the bottom should also be filled according to the marked standard. Regularly remove carbon deposits to reduce fuel consumption: Excessive carbon deposits can increase fuel consumption by about 8%. When carbon deposits in the combustion chamber increase, they can easily cause spontaneous ignition of the combustible mixture, resulting in a decrease in power. If there is too much carbon deposit, fuel consumption can increase by about 8%. Therefore, during secondary maintenance or when the cylinder head is disassembled for other reasons, it is necessary to carefully remove carbon deposits from the combustion chamber and the top of the piston to reduce unnecessary fuel consumption.
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Xavier
08/13/25 7:10pm
I usually drive the Refine M3 for commuting and short trips, with an average fuel consumption around 9-10 liters per 100 km. In city traffic jams, it can go above 12 liters, while maintaining 90 km/h on highways is the most fuel-efficient, about 8 liters. This car is quite practical, equipped with a 1.8L engine—adequate power but not particularly fuel-saving. I recommend checking tire pressure regularly as low pressure can increase fuel consumption. Driving habits also matter a lot: avoid sudden acceleration or braking, maintaining a steady speed saves at least half a liter. Changing engine oil more frequently extends engine life too. Overall, this fuel efficiency is reasonable for an MPV, with manageable maintenance costs—I keep monthly fuel expenses under 1,000 yuan easily.
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LeilaLee
08/13/25 7:12pm
The fuel consumption of the Ruifeng M3 mainly depends on the engine displacement. The 1.8L model averages around 9-10L/100km, while the 2.0L version can reach up to 11L. Engine design impacts fuel efficiency—lower displacement engines have lower thermal efficiency, so using air conditioning in summer increases consumption by 1-2L. The transmission also plays a role, with manual versions saving about 0.5L compared to automatics. Avoid aggressive throttle inputs during cold starts. Keep tire pressure above the recommended level to prevent an extra 0.3L consumption. Heavy loads, like excess luggage, will raise fuel usage, though highway driving benefits from reduced air resistance. Regular maintenance, including air filter and oil changes, helps maintain engine efficiency. Overall, this model offers moderate fuel economy—not the most frugal but reliably consistent.
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Natasha
10/08/25 4:37am
We've been using the JAC Refine M3 for over two years, with a combined fuel consumption around 10L/100km. For daily school runs in urban areas, it averages 11-12L, while weekend highway trips see it drop below 9L. As a family MPV, this fuel efficiency is quite reasonable - not too costly, with monthly fuel expenses around 600 RMB being sufficient for family outings. Driving in ECO mode or gently applying brakes helps save fuel, as does avoiding overloading the trunk. Timely maintenance affects fuel economy too - replacing air filters maintains smooth operation. Moderating AC usage also helps. Overall it's quite worry-free and beginner-friendly.
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