What is the normal fuel consumption for a car driving 30 kilometers?

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ColeMarie
07/29/25 7:25pm
1.0, 1.3, 1.6, and 2.0 displacement cars typically consume approximately 1.7L, 2.3L, 3.3L, and 4L of fuel for 30 kilometers under normal conditions. Fuel consumption may vary based on road conditions, driving habits, and oil quality. The specific influencing factors are as follows: Road conditions: Changes in road conditions also affect fuel consumption. Poor road conditions can lead to higher fuel consumption. Driving habits: Driving habits are another hidden factor. Smooth starts and linear acceleration tend to be more fuel-efficient, while aggressive driving behaviors such as sudden acceleration, frequent braking, frequent starts, and revving the engine unnecessarily can increase fuel consumption. Oil quality: If the oil quality is substandard, it may lead to insufficient lubrication, increasing the engine's workload. This requires burning more fuel to achieve the same level of performance.
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