What is the fuel tank capacity of a smart car?
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The fuel tank capacity of a smart car is 35 liters. Generally, owners opt for the 1.0T three-cylinder smart model, which has an average fuel consumption of 4.5 to 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers. Here is more information about this car: 1. The dimensions of the smart car are 2695mm in length, 1663mm in width, and 1555mm in height, with a wheelbase of 1873mm. 2. The smart car is a microcar jointly manufactured by German Mercedes-Benz and Swiss SWATCH watch company, currently under the Daimler Group. The 'S' stands for Swatch, 'M' for Mercedes, and 'art' represents art. 3. The front design of the smart car adopts a family-style design language, featuring an inverted trapezoidal grille with a dense honeycomb pattern inside. The headlight assemblies on both sides incorporate a new design style, and circular fog lights are positioned below the front bumper.
I used to drive a Smart car, and its fuel tank capacity typically ranges between 28 to 33 liters, depending on the model. For example, the newer Smart Fortwo is mostly around 28 liters, while the four-door Forfour might be close to 33 liters. It's quite convenient for city driving—filling up the tank is quick, but the range isn't great, usually just over 200 kilometers before needing to visit the gas station again. When refueling, I often choose Sinopec or PetroChina's 92-octane gasoline. A full tank doesn’t cost much, but due to the small tank size, I end up refueling about twice a week. Occasionally, on long trips, I get a bit worried, so it's best to plan the route carefully to avoid the fuel light turning on. Overall, as a commuter vehicle, the Smart’s design is quite practical and well-suited for daily commuting.
