What is the fuel tank capacity of the Lifan 620?

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VanHector
09/01/25 6:50am
The fuel tank capacity of the Lifan 620 is 58 liters. Exterior Design: The vehicle's exterior design adopts the European car concept of "sharp lines and a stable shape", with dimensions of 4550mm×1705mm×1490mm (length×width×height) and a wheelbase of 2605mm, providing spacious driving and riding space among its peers; Powertrain: It features seven-spoke aluminum alloy wheels paired with 195 tires, and is equipped with a 1.6L Tritec engine imported from Brazil, offering excellent power performance and fuel economy, with a maximum power output of 85kW and a top speed of 180km/h.
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Catherine
09/14/25 2:41am
Driving the Lifan 620 over the years, the fuel tank capacity is a standard 50 liters. A full tank can last about 450 to 480 kilometers in the city, depending on driving habits and road conditions. I prefer smooth driving without sudden acceleration, which helps keep fuel consumption below 7 liters per 100 kilometers, allowing a full tank to last over a week—saving both money and hassle. On long-distance highway trips, fuel consumption drops to around 6 liters, extending the range further. For daily refueling, it's recommended to choose high-octane gasoline from reputable gas stations to protect the engine system. During maintenance, don’t forget to check the fuel tank cap’s seal to avoid aging and leaks, which could affect safety. Regularly visit a professional shop to inspect the fuel lines and ensure everything is in good condition.
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