What is the fuel tank capacity of the A33 Cefiro in liters?

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ZoeLee
08/29/25 2:49am
The fuel tank capacity of the A33 Cefiro is 70 liters. Automotive fuel tanks are categorized by material into steel tanks and aluminum alloy tanks. Aluminum alloy tanks not only meet strength requirements but also offer significant advantages in corrosion resistance compared to steel and other new materials, making them the preferred choice for large buses and heavy trucks that demand high fuel quality. The A33 Cefiro has a body length of 4930mm, width of 1780mm, and height of 1435mm. The vehicle is equipped with an engine that delivers a maximum power of 147kw at 6400rpm and a maximum torque of 271nm at 3600rpm.
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BennettMarie
09/10/25 7:33am
The fuel tank capacity of the Fengdu A33 is 70 liters, which was quite impressive for mid-to-high-end sedans at that time. I remember during long-distance trips, a full tank could take me directly from Beijing to Jinan, covering over 500 kilometers without needing to refuel midway. However, I must remind veteran car owners to pay attention to fuel tank and fuel line maintenance, especially for vehicles with over 150,000 kilometers on the odometer, as sediment impurities may accumulate in the tank, requiring regular cleaning of the fuel pump filter. Also, avoid overfilling the tank—stop when the pump clicks off, as gasoline tends to expand and overflow in summer. The fuel tank is cleverly positioned in the middle of the chassis, making it safer in rear-end collisions compared to tanks located in the trunk.
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