What is the Normal Fuel Consumption for City Driving?

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Generally speaking, a fuel consumption of 7.5L per 100 kilometers is considered normal for city driving. The fuel consumption of a car is related to the driver's habits. Here are some bad driving habits that can lead to higher fuel consumption: Increasing vehicle weight: Every additional weight on the vehicle will correspondingly increase fuel consumption. Excessive decoration or using the trunk as a storage room are factors that can increase fuel consumption. Not filling up the tank: Frequent refueling leads to inconsistent fuel quality in the tank, which can cause incomplete combustion in the engine, affecting performance and fuel consumption. Improper use of brakes and accelerator: The cost of sudden braking or stopping is 2-3 times higher fuel consumption compared to driving at a constant speed. The optimal 'economical driving speed' for most cars is maintaining between 60-90 kilometers per hour.