Why does the Sonata 8 consume so much fuel?

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Bell
07/30/25 4:15am
Sonata 8's high fuel consumption can be attributed to the following specific reasons: 1. Excessive vehicle load: The high fuel consumption of the Sonata 8 may be caused by carrying too many items in the vehicle. Reduce the vehicle's load and avoid keeping unnecessary items in the car. 2. Poor driving habits: Bad driving habits can also easily lead to high fuel consumption. Try to avoid sudden acceleration and braking, especially when starting the car, as sudden acceleration can significantly increase fuel consumption. 3. Poor control of road conditions and speed: Frequently driving on mountain roads or congested areas where speed is hard to control can also lead to increased fuel consumption. Try to maintain the vehicle within the economical speed range, which is approximately 70~90 KM/h.
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