How much does the Duke of Teana 2.5v6 consume?

The comprehensive fuel consumption of Duke Teana 2.5v6 is 5.9-6.7L/ 100km.

At present, there are 6 models of the Duke of Teana 2.5v6*** on sale, and the comprehensive fuel consumption of the fashion version, the zhixing pilot version and the comfort version is 5.9L/ 100km. The comprehensive fuel consumption of woven gold plate and woven gold plate is 6.6L/ 100km. The comprehensive fuel consumption of Zun Pilotage Edition is 6.7L/ 100km.

The above is the comprehensive fuel consumption of NEDC, which is the comprehensive fuel consumption data measured by vehicles under NEDC test regulations. The actual fuel consumption is higher than this value, which is 7.0-9.0L/ 100km.

When driving, the following five tips can help reduce fuel consumption:

In the process of starting the vehicle, you should start with a low gear, lightly step on the accelerator and slowly increase the speed. Don't slam on the accelerator, it will double fuel consumption.

Light refueling, light braking and early braking: when driving, lightly step on the accelerator to avoid the instantaneous increase of engine speed, avoid the car shaking when driving, and make the car more fuel-efficient. By predicting road conditions, slow and uniform acceleration or braking can improve fuel economy by 20%.

Maintain proper tire pressure: maintain the tire pressure at the level recommended by the manufacturer. Every time the tire pressure is lower than the recommended value of 2 PS 1 (equivalent to about 0.2 metric-2.4 relative to the standard pressure), the fuel consumption will increase by 1%.

Regular maintenance or inspection of vehicles: Regular maintenance and oil change can reduce carbon deposition (carbon deposition will make you have poor ignition, weak acceleration, increase fuel consumption and even lead to lack of cylinders); Check the air regularly. If the air cabin is not clean for a long time, the fuel injector, spark plug and throttle valve should be cleaned or replaced.

Close the window when driving. Driving with the windows open will increase wind resistance. The greater the resistance of the wind, the greater the resistance of the car, so it needs more power and will also increase fuel consumption.