What is the real fuel consumption of the Ford Explorer 2.3T?

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Cassidy
07/30/25 9:48am
The real fuel consumption of the Ford Explorer 2.3T generally ranges between 12-14L depending on road conditions. Below is relevant information about the Ford Explorer: 1. Interior: The 12.8-inch vertical central control screen is equipped with the SYNC+2.0 intelligent infotainment system, which supports GPS navigation, voice recognition control, multimedia entertainment, and more. Additionally, the L2-level Ford Co-Pilot360 intelligent driving assistance system comes as standard across all models. 2. Powertrain: All models feature a high-specification 2.3T+10AT powertrain combination, with the engine delivering a maximum power of 276Ps and a maximum torque of 425Nm. The rear-wheel-drive model can accelerate from 0 to 100km/h in just 7.6 seconds. Except for the entry-level model, all other models come with a four-wheel-drive system, with a fuel consumption of around 12L per 100 kilometers.
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