Driving speed and gear selection
Driving in low gear to increase acceleration significantly increases fuel consumption.
Do not drive in low gears longer than absolutely necessary.
Trip duration/engine temperature
Frequent cold starts and short-distance stop-start driving will significantly increase fuel consumption.
Traffic conditions and road conditions
Slow driving speeds, hill climbing, frequent sharp turns and uneven road surfaces have a significant impact on fuel consumption.
Driving style
This is one of the most important, if not the most important factor.
- Try not to start off abruptly. Start moving softly and smoothly.
- Do not drive in low gears longer than absolutely necessary.
- Reduce speed gradually. Try to avoid sudden braking.
- Monitor the traffic situation. If you encounter obstacles, reduce your speed in a timely manner.
Quality of car service
.To maintain fuel economy, your vehicle must receive prescribed maintenance as recommended by the manufacturer (see chapter 1A or 1B). Check your tire pressure regularly.
Other factors.
Other factors include weather conditions, loading conditions, use of electrical devices, external attachments, and more.
