I've been considering getting a Changan CS95, but I'm worried about the high fuel consumption, which is said to be around 12-15 liters. Is it really that bad?

That was the old 6AT. The current 8AT doesn't have such high fuel consumption.

If you're complaining about high fuel consumption, you're just going along with what others say. You only know for sure once you've driven it yourself. The car is naturally heavy and big, so what do you expect? If you're worried about fuel economy, maybe consider getting a Yadea.

In areas that aren't particularly congested, it consumes about 12-13 liters of fuel. With such a big car, if it doesn't burn fuel, how would it even move?

When it comes to fuel consumption, it also depends on how you drive. There's a difference between knowing how to drive efficiently and not.

I think the fuel economy is quite normal, costing less than one RMB per kilometer. Buying this car second-hand is pretty sweet.

Less than 10 in the city, it depends on how you drive. 😁

Around 14 in the city, which I think is quite normal. If you're concerned about fuel consumption, don't buy this kind of car. Just get a small-engine sedan for daily commuting.

For such a large vehicle, getting 12-15 liters per 100 kilometers is quite normal!

I've driven 24,000 kilometers, with an average fuel consumption of 11 liters per 100 kilometers. No exaggeration, no complaints.

It depends on personal driving habits! In the city, it's 11-12, on the highway, it's 7.