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What is the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers for a 1.5L engine?

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DeRhett
07/29/25 10:32pm
A sedan with a 1.5L engine typically has a fuel consumption of 6-8 liters per 100 kilometers. When driving on highways at a speed of around 90km/h, the fuel consumption is approximately 6.5L/100km. For combined city and suburban driving, the average fuel consumption is around 7.5 liters. Several factors affect a vehicle's fuel consumption, including engine technology tuning, individual driving habits, weather and road conditions, vehicle load, tire pressure, and vehicle maintenance. Here are some fuel-saving tips: 1. Maintain optimal RPM: For most fuel-injected cars, the ideal engine RPM range is between 2200-2500. Regardless of the gear, keep the engine RPM within this range. Too low RPM makes the car sluggish, wastes fuel without moving, and harms the engine; too high RPM increases unnecessary fuel consumption and also damages the engine. 2. Maintain optimal speed: The most fuel-efficient driving condition is steady, straight-line driving. The most fuel-efficient speed for small-displacement cars is between 60-80 km/h, while for medium-displacement cars, it's between 80-100 km/h. Driving at the economic speed saves the most fuel. 3. Control shift RPM and optimal gear: For manual transmission cars, slightly increase the throttle during gear shifts to let the tachometer reach just above 2500 RPM. Shifting below 2000 RPM causes the speed to drop further after shifting, creating a feeling of gear disengagement and requiring more throttle to compensate, which wastes more fuel.
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McChristopher
08/15/25 11:30pm
To be honest, I've been driving 1.5L displacement cars for over a decade, and there's really no fixed number for fuel consumption. It typically fluctuates between 6 to 9 liters per 100 kilometers, depending on the car's condition and driving habits. For example, when I drive compact cars like the Civic, city traffic can push it up to 9L, while highway cruising easily drops to 5.5L. Maintenance makes a huge difference: with regular oil changes and air filter cleaning, my consumption stays around 7L. But underinflated tires or aggressive AC use can instantly add 1-2L. After fuel price hikes, I've focused more on efficiency—avoiding hard braking and accelerating smoothly saves me hundreds yearly. Small-displacement engines are economical, but model choice matters too: SUVs drink more than sedans—a Honda HR-V 1.5L might average 8L, while a Focus sedan does 6-7L. Always check official figures when buying, but real-world experience teaches you best.
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Mockingjay
10/18/25 3:33am
From a cost-saving perspective, I've researched the fuel consumption of a 1.5L engine, which is approximately 6-9 liters per 100 kilometers. Calculating fuel costs at the current price of 8 yuan per liter, it costs 48-72 yuan per 100 kilometers. During long-distance travel, fuel consumption is lower, cutting costs by half. I personally drive a 1.5L Fit, averaging 7 liters in suburban areas. The money-saving trick is to plan routes to avoid peak traffic congestion and wait for the engine to warm up after a cold start before driving. Smooth shifting can reduce fuel consumption by 10%; using fuel from Sinopec or Shell reduces carbon buildup and extends engine life. Environmental impact should not be overlooked either: lower fuel consumption reduces emissions. I recommend opting for hybrid versions like the Corolla Hybrid 1.5L, which can lower fuel consumption to 4-5 liters. In daily use, avoid overloading—heavy luggage increases fuel consumption rapidly. Developing good habits can save you a thousand yuan a year.
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