Now FE seems to better.Now,Vento is giving 14 Km/l in City.14 Km/l is best which I had achieved so far.To avoid traffic,I would be starting by 7:30 am.Previously,I used to get 12-13 Km/l.
Fuel Efficiency Figures of Your Cars
- Thread Starter jatin ahuja
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Vento mileage update-Gave 12.72 Km/l in 121.4 Km of City drive.91.4 Km on Friday and 30 Km on Saturday.9.54L filled inside.
Update-Vento gave me 22.9 Km/l in City.Used Tankful method this time.
Karizma ZMR : 42-45 KMPL
Ertiga ZDI : 20 on highways
Ertiga ZDI : 20 on highways
Diesel it is.Average,I got 19.2 Km/l in City.
Best-22.9 Km/l![[clap]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Clap.gif "Clap [clap]")
Average-19.2 Km/l![[cheers]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Cheers.gif "Cheers [cheers]")
Worst-10 Km/l![[thumbsdown]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Thumbs%20Down.gif "Thumbs Down [thumbsdown]")
Used Tankful method.
Best-22.9 Km/l
Average-19.2 Km/l
Worst-10 Km/l
Used Tankful method.
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Vehicle: VW Polo 1.2 TDI
Fuel: Diesel
Odo Reading: 21xxxkm
Calculation Method: Tankful to tankful (1st auto cut off)
City: 14-16kmpl
Highway Mileage: 17-19kmpl
These figures are driven with gear changes at an average of 2400-2500rpm!![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
Fuel: Diesel
Odo Reading: 21xxxkm
Calculation Method: Tankful to tankful (1st auto cut off)
City: 14-16kmpl
Highway Mileage: 17-19kmpl
These figures are driven with gear changes at an average of 2400-2500rpm!
Vehicle: Punto MJD 1.3 76 HP
Highway (AC Full Auto 95% of time on):
18-19 Km/l (hitting 3K+ RPM)
20-22 Km/l (Keeping below 3K+ RPM)
24-25/26 KM/l (Keeping max between 2K to 2.5K RPM that is, 80 KM/h to 100 Km/h)
(Generally on NH4 I hit the first case as it is hard to drive slower. Most of the readings are tankful + trip meter and they tally well)
City (AC Full Auto 60-80% of time on)
15 - 17 Km/l
(mostly get ~17 as seen on trip meter - generally I don't do tankful reading during city use)
Highway (AC Full Auto 95% of time on):
18-19 Km/l (hitting 3K+ RPM)
20-22 Km/l (Keeping below 3K+ RPM)
24-25/26 KM/l (Keeping max between 2K to 2.5K RPM that is, 80 KM/h to 100 Km/h)
(Generally on NH4 I hit the first case as it is hard to drive slower. Most of the readings are tankful + trip meter and they tally well)
City (AC Full Auto 60-80% of time on)
15 - 17 Km/l
(mostly get ~17 as seen on trip meter - generally I don't do tankful reading during city use)
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How did you managed to do this, i can never achieve this IMO. I drive a punto 90.
My ride never returned these figures in those RPM bracket.
My ride never returned these figures in those RPM bracket.
Oh... and I thought I am getting the mileage equal or lower than what most ppl usually get (esp when doing 100 to 120 Km/h)!
Btw, a few things that may matter:
1) When I say AC full auto on, the temperature I generally keep is within 18 to 24, mostly 21. Nowadays with sunfilm removed and heat I have to keep @18 / 19 though :(
2) ODO reading is: ~9600 KM, 1yr service done.
3) Out of this, around 8K KM is with 2 + 1 (me, wife and kid), most of the rest with 4 elders + 1 kid
4) Car usage is in bursts. That is, a long journey -- then 5-6 days car isn't moved an inch (sometimes for 2 weeks) -- then some city run of around 40 to 70 KM once/twice in a week -- 3-4 days car isn't moved -- a long run.
Btw, a few things that may matter:
1) When I say AC full auto on, the temperature I generally keep is within 18 to 24, mostly 21. Nowadays with sunfilm removed and heat I have to keep @18 / 19 though :(
2) ODO reading is: ~9600 KM, 1yr service done.
3) Out of this, around 8K KM is with 2 + 1 (me, wife and kid), most of the rest with 4 elders + 1 kid
4) Car usage is in bursts. That is, a long journey -- then 5-6 days car isn't moved an inch (sometimes for 2 weeks) -- then some city run of around 40 to 70 KM once/twice in a week -- 3-4 days car isn't moved -- a long run.
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