What is the most fuel-efficient speed for the Vios?

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KaydenMarie
07/28/25 4:18pm
The most fuel-efficient speed for the Vios is 80km/h. Significance of the most fuel-efficient speed: The most fuel-efficient speed refers to the driving speed at which a car consumes the least fuel. Different car models have varying most fuel-efficient speeds, and speeds either below or above this range will result in increased fuel consumption. When a car operates at its most fuel-efficient speed, it achieves optimal fuel economy. Both excessively high and low speeds are detrimental to fuel efficiency. At low speeds, the piston movement is slower, leading to incomplete combustion. At high speeds, the increased intake velocity results in higher intake resistance, and the drag coefficient also rises, both of which contribute to increased fuel consumption. Most fuel-efficient speeds for common car models: Generally, for models with a displacement below 1.2L, the most fuel-efficient speed is 50km/h. For those with a displacement between 1.2L and 1.6L, it is 70-80km/h, and for 1.6-2.0L, it is 100Km/h.
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OliviaDella
08/11/25 11:14pm
As a frequent commuter driving a Vios, I've found that the most fuel-efficient speed is generally around 80-90 km/h. I tested this on the highway—maintaining a steady speed of 85 km/h kept fuel consumption stable at 5-6L/100km, which is much more economical than driving at lower speeds like 40 km/h or exceeding 120 km/h. At low speeds, the engine bears a heavier load, consuming more fuel, while high speeds increase air resistance, causing a sharp rise in fuel consumption. I recommend using cruise control to maintain a consistent speed and keeping tire pressure at the standard value to reduce rolling resistance. This ensures a smooth and fuel-efficient drive, saving significant fuel costs monthly while also protecting the engine's lifespan. For highway driving, aim for this optimal speed range.
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