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What is the fuel tank capacity of the Haval H1?

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McRicardo

07/24/25 9:18am

Haval H1 fuel tank capacity is 45 liters. Introduction to car fuel tanks: The size of its volume measures the ability of a vehicle to carry fuel. The larger the fuel tank capacity, the more fuel it can hold, the longer and stronger the vehicle's range, the farther it can travel, and the fewer times it needs to refuel. A larger fuel tank allows you to drive to more distant gas stations in areas where gas stations are not densely located when running low on fuel, without worrying about running out of gas and stopping. Fuel tank capacities of different cars: Generally between 35-55 liters for small cars, medium-sized sedans and medium-sized SUVs usually have fuel tank capacities between 55-70 liters, while large SUVs can have fuel tank capacities up to 100 liters. The fuel tank capacity is usually the maximum fuel tank capacity announced by the car manufacturer. The fuel tank capacity of a family sedan is around 50 liters. Based on 8L of fuel per 100 kilometers, a car can normally travel about 600 kilometers on a full tank of fuel.

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AndrewLee

08/11/25 4:39am

The fuel tank capacity of the Haval H1 is generally around 37 liters. Having driven this car myself, I find this size quite suitable for both daily commuting and weekend trips. With a full tank and an average fuel consumption of 8-9 liters per 100 kilometers, the range can reach approximately 400-500 kilometers, which is sufficient for a drive from the city to the outskirts. However, the size of the fuel tank can also affect fuel consumption habits. For example, I find it more fuel-efficient on highways, while in city traffic with frequent stops, it consumes fuel faster. By the way, it's best to fill up the tank completely rather than adding half a tank frequently, as this can reduce fuel pump wear. Also, always choose reputable gas stations to avoid the negative impact of low-quality fuel on engine longevity. For long-term vehicle use, it's important to maintain fuel tank cleanliness. During regular maintenance, sediment can be cleaned out to prevent clogging issues. Overall, the 37-liter fuel tank design is quite practical, meeting most needs while keeping the car lightweight and easy to maintain.

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