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What is the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers for the Cayenne 4.8s?

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MacNova

07/24/25 9:02pm

The fuel consumption per 100 kilometers for the Cayenne 4.8s is 17.5 liters. Below is the relevant introduction: 1. Overview: The Porsche Cayenne first debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in early 2002 and is divided into five categories: Cayenne, Cayenne-S, Cayenne-Turbo, Cayenne-Turbo-S, and Cayenne-GTS. 2. Expansion: As it originates from Porsche, a company renowned for producing supercars, the Cayenne, despite being an SUV, inevitably carries many sports car characteristics. Consequently, it has become one of the fastest off-road vehicles in the world, earning the nickname 'speeding pepper' in the off-road world.

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Abigail

08/10/25 2:29pm

To friends driving the Porsche Cayenne 4.8S, I've owned this car for several years. The average combined fuel consumption is around 14L/100km. In city traffic jams, it can spike to 17-18L, while highway cruising can drop it to 12L. With its large 4.8L V8 engine, the power is impressive but fuel efficiency is definitely not its strong point, compounded by the SUV's high drag coefficient - you'll see the numbers jump with every press of the accelerator. When I drive gently, like using cruise control on highways, I can save some fuel, but frequent hard acceleration easily pushes consumption over 16L. Don't forget to check tire pressure - both underinflation and overinflation increase consumption. I maintain proper inflation regularly to save on fuel costs. Overall, this car delivers great performance but suffers from high fuel consumption. It's great for weekend getaways but becomes expensive for daily commuting - every refueling session makes me consider my wallet's thickness.

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