What is the normal engine RPM when the car speed is 120 km/h?

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DiCalvin
07/30/25 1:34am
When the car speed is 120 km/h, the engine RPM is generally between 1800-3200. The relationship between engine RPM and car speed: Car speed equals engine RPM multiplied by the current gear ratio of the transmission multiplied by the wheel circumference. Therefore, car speed is related to both RPM and the current gear. At higher speeds, the RPM tends to be higher, but the actual speed also depends on the current gear. The relationship between engine RPM and fuel consumption: When the RPM is low, the engine's fuel injection decreases, reducing the amount of gasoline required to maintain the car's operation, resulting in lower fuel consumption. Therefore, if a car aims to be fuel-efficient, attention must be paid to the engine RPM. However, RPM and fuel consumption are also influenced by many other factors.
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