Why does the fuel consumption reach 20 when starting the car?

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EmersynLee
07/30/25 2:30am
The reasons for the fuel consumption reaching 20 when starting the car are as follows: Normal phenomenon: It is normal for the fuel consumption to be over 20 when the car is just started. There is no special reason for this, and it usually takes driving 7-8 kilometers for it to drop to the normal value. Fuel consumption is definitely higher when the car is ignited, but it will decrease after driving. Fuel consumption range during driving: Urban roads are complex, and vehicles need to brake and start frequently, which leads to higher fuel consumption. Generally, fuel consumption is around 10+ liters per 100 kilometers. Of course, fuel consumption may vary depending on the car's displacement, road conditions, and the driver's driving style.
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