What RPM is Most Fuel-Efficient and Least Damaging to the Car?
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Engine RPM between 2000 and 3500 is the most fuel-efficient and least damaging to the car. Here are some additional details: 1. Suitable engine RPM range: Engine RPM should not be too high, as high RPM will accelerate engine wear and increase fuel consumption. It's best to keep the engine RPM within an appropriate range—neither too high nor too low. The tachometer on the car dashboard is divided into a white zone and a red zone, with the white zone representing the safe RPM range and the red zone indicating the dangerous RPM range. 2. Fuel-efficient driving tips: The overall weight of the car is directly related to fuel consumption—the heavier the car, the higher the fuel consumption. Reducing the car's weight can help lower fuel consumption. Driving at a constant speed is the most fuel-efficient method; it's best to maintain a steady speed while driving and minimize the number of accelerations and brakes.