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What type of gasoline does the Haval F7x use?

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EverettLynn

07/30/25 2:23am

Haval F7x uses 92-octane gasoline, which has an octane rating of 92 and a heptane rating of 8. The reason gasoline has different grades is primarily because different types of gasoline have varying effects. If a car uses gasoline that does not meet the engine's specifications, knocking may occur during engine operation. The Haval F7x is a new coupe SUV from the Haval F series, featuring a fresh interior design with harmonious proportions, a youthful and dynamic appearance, aligning with the future trends of urban fashionable SUVs. The driver's seat adopts a wraparound design, with the central control screen and function buttons positioned towards the driver's side, enhancing ergonomics and greatly improving operational convenience. The excellent cabin design enhances riding comfort, delivering a perfect driving experience.

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