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Which is More Fuel-Efficient, Santana or Jetta?

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DeEmmanuel

07/29/25 9:22pm

The comprehensive fuel consumption of the new Jetta under standard driving conditions is 5.7L/100km, while that of the new Santana is 6.2L/100km. Based on the data comparison, the new Jetta is more fuel-efficient. Below is a detailed comparison between the new Jetta and the new Santana: 1. The new Jetta's 1.5L engine delivers a maximum power of 81KW and a maximum torque of 150Nm. The engine incorporates advanced technologies such as a Freilauf generator, dual VVT timing adjustment system, cylinder head cover integrated with intake/exhaust camshafts, and a continuously adjustable oil pump, effectively reducing fuel consumption while further improving emissions and noise levels. CO2 emissions are reduced to 64g/km, and noise is reduced by 1.5dBA. The AQ160 automatic transmission paired with the 1.5L MPI engine also features an added ECO-Mode, ensuring smoother gear shifts. The automatic transmission model achieves the same fuel consumption level as the manual transmission model, with a comprehensive fuel consumption of only 5.7L/100km. 2. The new Santana utilizes the EA211, part of Volkswagen's new powertrain lineup. This EA211 engine employs MPI multi-point electronic fuel injection technology, an aluminum cylinder block, modular cylinder head cover, and other technologies, making it part of Volkswagen's BlueMotion Technology and the first engine in China to meet the Euro V emission standards. The technological advancements allow this engine to perform excellently in all aspects, with a maximum output power of 81 kilowatts and a comprehensive fuel consumption of only 6.2L/100km.

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