What is the typical range of a fuel-powered vehicle?
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Taking a compact car as an example, a full tank of fuel typically provides a range of around 500-600 kilometers, while a small or micro car usually has a range of approximately 400 kilometers. Overview: Fuel is used for fuel-powered engines and is mainly divided into two types: gasoline and diesel. Gasoline: Gasoline is classified based on its octane rating, such as 90#, 97#, etc. The higher the octane rating, the lower the chance of engine knocking, which is better for the engine. Therefore, most high-end cars use gasoline with higher octane ratings. Diesel: Diesel is classified based on its freezing point. For example, 0# diesel means it will solidify when the temperature drops below 0 degrees Celsius. Similarly, -10# diesel solidifies at -10 degrees Celsius, which is why diesel vehicles in northern regions use lower-grade diesel in winter to prevent the fuel from freezing.