How did you achieve a fuel consumption of 6.x liters? I'm driving a 2008 model purely in the city, and after 2,000 kilometers, my average is 8.8. I've been driving very gently.

Different brands of spark plugs can also make a difference.

I went on a trip around Qinghai and Gansu, and my car has done 10,500 km so far. The fuel consumption indicator shows 6 liters per 100 km. I'm not sure if that's high or low.

Avoid sudden stops and starts, and try to let the gears shift up smoothly. If you cruise at 80 km/h with this car, the fuel consumption can be as low as 3 liters.

1. Reset the mileage. 2. Check if the engine oil is overfilled and if the grade is correct. 3. Use 95 octane gasoline. An average speed of 19 km/h in the city and only 6.9 liters of fuel consumption doesn't seem very logical.

In the city, my fuel consumption is also 8. My commute is only one or two kilometers. If the distance was longer, the fuel economy data might improve.

Gently pressing the pedal doesn't necessarily save fuel; it's more about matching your pressing rhythm with the engine's operating conditions! Simply put, whether you press gently or heavily, the best fuel economy is achieved when you don't feel the engine vibrating during operation. When the engine vibrates, it means its output condition doesn't match the current driving power requirement. In such cases, the engine will consume more fuel to ensure its output, and the more it vibrates, the more fuel it consumes. To achieve low fuel consumption, you must try to avoid putting the engine in such working conditions. Of course, in city driving with frequent stops and starts, it's unavoidable, and the fuel consumption is generally between 8-10 liters.

City fuel-saving mode. Gradual acceleration and gentle braking. Achieving fuel consumption as low as 5L is quite feasible. The instant fuel consumption differs significantly between standard mode and fuel-saving mode when accelerating.

Fuel consumption on elevated expressways is 3.something.

Absolutely won't turn on the air conditioning! [Yeah]

It's hard to move in the city unless you avoid the rush hours.