Which is more fuel-efficient, Geely Boyue or Haval H6?
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Compared with the H6, the Boyue with the same displacement engine is more fuel-efficient. Here are the relevant introductions: 1. The Boyue offers three engines, namely a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine and two 1.8T turbocharged engines, with fuel consumption basically stable at around 9-9.5L. 2. The Haval H6 also has three engines, including two 1.5T turbocharged engines and one 2.0T turbocharged engine. The fuel consumption of the 1.5T engine is around 9.5L, while the 2.0 engine's fuel consumption is around 10.5L.
As a long-time SUV owner who has driven several models including the Geely Boyue and Haval H6, I've found the Boyue to be more fuel-efficient for urban commuting. The Boyue averages around 7.5-8L/100km, while the H6 typically consumes 0.5-1L more at 8-8.5L, with the difference being particularly noticeable in city traffic jams. This might be due to the Boyue's more refined 1.5T engine tuning and slightly lighter weight, making it smoother to drive with quicker throttle response and better fuel economy. However, the H6 performs slightly better on highways, with fuel consumption close to 7L compared to the Boyue's 7.2L. Fuel efficiency largely depends on individual driving habits - aggressive acceleration consumes more fuel, while gentle driving can narrow the gap. I recommend checking official WLTC data or test driving the vehicles before purchase, as actual road conditions and driving techniques significantly impact results. Overall, the Boyue is more fuel-efficient, but the difference between the two isn't substantial. The final choice should consider budget and space requirements.
