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What is the urban fuel consumption of the VV7?

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VonNatalie

09/01/25 4:57am

The fuel consumption of the VV7 varies depending on the model. Here are the specific details: 1. The MIIT fuel consumption for the VV7-2020 model is 7.7L/100km; the MIIT fuel consumption for the VV7-2019 China V model is also 7.7L/100km. 2. The MIIT fuel consumption for the VV7-2019 China VI model is 7.7L/100km; the MIIT fuel consumption for the VV7-2017 China VI model is 8L/100km. 3. Additional information: Owners can reduce fuel consumption by changing their driving habits, vehicle load, driving conditions, and tire pressure, as these factors all affect the car's fuel consumption.

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MacElliot

09/13/25 7:41am

I've been commuting in my WEY VV7 in the city for a while now, with fuel consumption typically ranging from 12 to 14 liters per 100 kilometers. It can rise to 15 liters when using the heater in winter or during traffic jams, and running the AC in summer doesn't help either. The key factor is driving habits—frequent rapid acceleration and hard braking can waste extra fuel, so I recommend activating ECO mode for optimization. The frequent stops and starts at city traffic lights make it less fuel-efficient compared to highway driving. Regular engine maintenance and replacing the air filter can help control consumption. Overall, after 100,000 kilometers, the average is around 13 liters, which is acceptable given the SUV's heavy body. If you often encounter traffic jams, consider carpooling for short trips or traveling during off-peak hours to save on fuel costs and be more eco-friendly.

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