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What is the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers for the Geely Panda?

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CarmenLee

09/04/25 4:13am

Geely Panda's fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is 5.1 liters. Factors affecting fuel consumption: These are acquired indicators that affect fuel consumption and are also the most significant factors. The same car model will have different fuel consumption under different road conditions. Whether the air conditioning is turned on or even when it is turned on can affect fuel consumption. Methods to reduce fuel consumption: Regularly maintaining the vehicle according to the maintenance schedule ensures its proper operation. This is not only beneficial for the environment but also helps to lower fuel consumption, as a well-maintained car consumes less fuel. Although a single maintenance service might not be cheap, it can save more on fuel costs in the long run.

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KyleMarie

09/16/25 5:19am

I've been driving a Geely Panda for several years and find its fuel consumption quite economical, generally fluctuating between 5.5 to 6.5 liters per 100 kilometers. During heavy city traffic with frequent stops and starts, it rises to around 7 liters, while on highways at steady speeds, it drops to just over 5 liters, which is very fuel-efficient. With my daily commute, I keep my monthly fuel expenses within a few hundred yuan, making it quite economical. When the car was new and breaking in, the fuel consumption was slightly higher, but later, by focusing on gentle acceleration, avoiding sudden braking, and regularly changing the engine oil and air filter, the engine's efficiency has remained good, keeping fuel consumption stable. Even with rising fuel prices, I'm not worried—the small-displacement design is reasonable and more cost-effective than larger vehicles, making it ideal for young people's daily commuting.

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VivianRose

09/16/25 5:20am

I use my Geely Panda for school runs and grocery shopping, with an average fuel consumption around 6L/100km. When taking short trips with kids, it stays below 6.5L/100km; on long highway drives, it easily drops to 5.5L/100km, making it highly practical. Fuel consumption increases slightly when carrying heavy schoolbags, but I drive steadily, avoiding excessive AC use or aggressive acceleration to maintain good fuel efficiency. Safety comes first, and lower fuel costs make frequent use more convenient, saving significant money during fuel price fluctuations. With regular maintenance, proper tire pressure checks, and an engine that doesn't waste fuel, it perfectly meets family needs.

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