Hey car enthusiasts, does the range on this car not match the actual driving distance? The difference is huge! I'm even afraid to wait until the fuel light comes on before refueling. It shows more than 100 km left, but it's already asking me to refuel.

I'm curious if it's due to my driving habits? [Facepalm] Why is the fuel consumption of my NC quite different from what many people say? I feel like it's more than 10 liters per 100 kilometers. Some drivers can go 600 kilometers on a full tank, but with 100 kilometers on the highway, I only managed just over 300 with three-quarters of a tank. I spent 274 RMB on fuel, which works out to 11 liters per 100 kilometers. (Or is it because I used 92-octane fuel, haha?)

Are you asking if the fuel consumption of the Haval H6 is high? My car's fuel consumption is quite high right now. It takes about 20 liters per 100 km when starting and turning. I've already spent 700 yuan on fuel in less than a month. [Crying]

How do you guys manage to get 6 or 7 liters per 100 km? I filled up until the pump clicked off, drove 140 km, and already lost one bar of fuel. It's consuming more than 10 liters per 100 km 😭😭😭

Hey folks, how long did you wait before hitting the highway? I've actually been driving for less than two months, or maybe two years. The car's been sitting back home and I'm worried it'll just go bad. Any advice from those with experience? Much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

I always charge when my battery is between 10-20%. I see many people start charging at 30%. Does charging at 30% really help protect the battery better? And do you guys wait until it’s 100% full before unplugging?

I'm considering buying a used diesel Grand Cherokee with a budget of around 150,000. My budget is limited, and as a working-class individual, I'm considering diesel for its fuel efficiency. I'm currently driving a 2.0T Mondeo, and the fuel consumption for commuting is 11 liters per 100 km. My concern is that some people say diesel engines are unstable and have high maintenance costs later on. My driving scenario is mainly commuting to work, with a daily round trip of 20 km. I’m also thinking about long-distance travel with my family during holidays. I’d love to hear from actual owners about their experiences and what I should pay attention to when making a choice. Thank you very much.

I'm here to help! To adjust the maintenance reminder on your car's dashboard to match the actual mileage, you usually need to reset or update the maintenance settings. Here’s a general approach: 1. **Check the Owner's Manual**: Look for instructions specific to your car model regarding how to reset the maintenance reminder. 2. **Use the Trip Button**: In many cars, you can use the trip button on the dashboard. Press and hold it while the car is in the "On" position (but not running) until the maintenance light blinks or resets. 3. **Consult the Service Menu**: Some vehicles have a service menu accessible via the infotainment system where you can update maintenance intervals. 4. **Visit a Service Center**: If you're unsure, it's best to visit a service center or dealership. They can use diagnostic tools to reset the reminder accurately. Remember that the steps can vary depending on your car brand and model.

Has anyone here modified their car or changed tires? My left front tire got a nail in it and can't be repaired. I've been asking around but can't find a Toyo 225 55 R19 tire, and with the national holiday, I can't replace it until the 4th. It's really inconvenient. Has anyone switched to other tire brands after buying their car? Any recommendations? I'm hesitant to replace just one tire with a different brand, and since I need the car urgently, I'm considering replacing both front tires.