What is the range of the Audi A3?

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LaMia
07/24/25 9:47am
The Audi A3 has a range of 600 kilometers. Introduction to vehicle range: The range of a car refers to the maximum distance that can be traveled with the remaining fuel in the tank at a relatively economical speed. The continuous driving distance of a car with a full tank under certain road conditions is generally 300 to 500 kilometers, while military vehicles can generally achieve 600 to 800 kilometers. Factors affecting range: Whether the vehicle has a low drag coefficient. As the name suggests, the drag coefficient refers to the size of the air resistance that the vehicle must overcome while driving, which directly affects the power output during the driving process. Previous studies have shown that when a car moves at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour, 60% of the power is used to overcome air resistance.
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DiGeorge
08/11/25 5:03am
I've been driving an Audi A3 for five years, and the range really depends on driving habits. If you drive steadily on the highway, a full tank can cover over 600 kilometers, but in traffic jams or city driving, it might drop to around 400. My car is the gasoline version with a 55-liter fuel tank, averaging just over 7 liters per 100 kilometers. I remember one long trip where I drove economically and managed 700 kilometers before the low-fuel warning light came on. Weather and road conditions also have a big impact—using the heater in winter or air conditioning in summer can shorten the range. I've also noticed that maintaining correct tire pressure saves fuel, so a monthly check is essential. Overall, the A3's range is reliable, more than enough for daily commutes, and filling up before long trips gives peace of mind. Choosing the right engine version is important—for example, diesel engines offer longer range.
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