What is the fuel tank capacity of the 7th generation Camry in liters?
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The fuel tank capacity of the Camry is 70 liters. However, when refueling, you should not fill it up to the full 70-liter capacity to leave some space and prevent potential leakage. Fuel tank capacity (in liters) refers to the size of the tank and measures a vehicle's ability to hold fuel. The fuel tank capacity determines the driving range; for two cars with identical engines, the one with a larger fuel tank can travel farther. Below is some information about automotive fuel tanks: 1. Automotive fuel tanks can be categorized by material into iron tanks and aluminum alloy tanks. With the development of new materials, rust prevention has become the biggest challenge for iron fuel tanks. 2. Aluminum alloy fuel tanks not only meet strength requirements but also have significant advantages in corrosion resistance compared to iron and other new materials, making them the preferred choice for large buses and heavy trucks, which have high fuel consumption and stringent fuel quality requirements. Automotive fuel tanks can also be divided by function into standard tanks and heated tanks.
When driving the seventh-generation Camry, the fuel tank capacity is around 65 liters. This car is particularly worry-free for long-distance trips, as a full tank can cover 700 to 800 kilometers. For regular city commuting, it can last two to three weeks without frequent refueling. The Camry has good fuel efficiency, with an average consumption of 8 to 9 liters per 100 kilometers. The tank size perfectly matches daily needs, eliminating the stress of constantly looking for gas stations, especially during long-distance travel. I’ve also tested it in different road conditions—highway driving offers longer range, while city driving is slightly shorter. However, the 65-liter design is quite user-friendly, balancing practicality and convenience.
As someone who frequently drives for business trips, the 65-liter fuel tank of the seventh-generation Camry is highly satisfying. A full tank easily handles around 500 kilometers of travel, reducing the need for frequent stops. In terms of fuel efficiency, city driving consumes slightly more fuel, but the larger tank capacity allows for more flexible trip planning without worrying about running out of gas midway. In fact, fuel tank size directly impacts costs, and a larger tank can also buffer against fuel price fluctuations. I recommend new car owners pay attention to maintaining the fuel tank cap's seal to avoid evaporation loss and ensure stable driving range.
