What is the fuel consumption of the Santana Classic?

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Emmanuel
07/30/25 3:17am
The average actual fuel consumption of the Santana Classic is 6.1L. Below is an extended introduction: 1. Powertrain Overview: The Santana is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power output of 81kW and a peak torque of 150Nm. Many buyers choose this model for its fuel efficiency, which stands out favorably compared to other vehicles in its class. 2. Brand Background: Introduced in 1973, the Santana has evolved over 30 years and has become a ubiquitous presence across China. Key models include the Santana 87 (Classic Santana, discontinued), Santana 2000 (discontinued, latest model year 2002), Santana 3000 (discontinued, latest model year 2005), Santana Vista Zhijun (latest model year 2014), and the All-New Santana (latest model year 2015). 3. Exterior Design: The redesigned Santana features significant exterior updates, adopting Volkswagen's family-style front fascia that blends with other compact models in the lineup. The new grille incorporates chrome horizontal bars, giving it a more upscale appearance reminiscent of the Passat. However, the lack of additional chrome trim leaves the front design somewhat plain and lacking in visual depth.
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