The long-term trend of rising oil prices will not change. For all car owners, how to save fuel is also a problem that needs to be faced. According to relevant media reports, under the same conditions, driving the same car, fuel consumption can differ by 20% to 40%. Therefore, fuel-efficient not only needs to do enough homework before buying a car, but also needs to use correct driving techniques after the car is purchased in order to achieve the goal of fuel economy.
Next, we will listen to Mr. Gerhard Plattner, the holder of the world record for fuel-efficient driving, to tell us about his fuel-saving “coupâ€.
Tire pressure determines fuel consumption Vehicle tire pressure should be appropriate. Statistics show that almost half of the vehicle tires that are regularly tested are still under pressure, which will not only affect safety, but also cause economic losses. If the air pressure is too low, the rolling resistance will increase and the fuel consumption will increase. Tire life will also be reduced.
Increasing the fuel consumption weight by carrying weight and carrying different types of items on the roof will increase fuel consumption. Weight also has a big impact on fuel consumption. If the weight in the car is increased by 100 kg, it may cause 100 km fuel consumption to increase to 1 liter. At the same time, carrying different types of items on the roof will increase air resistance and increase fuel consumption.
The gears affect the fuel consumption. The gears will also affect the fuel consumption. High gears can help reduce fuel consumption.
After the engine warms up and learns to start the engine, it should begin to start the vehicle, and run at an ordinary speed until the speed reaches 2000 rpm, so that it is fuel-efficient and reasonable. In winter, when the engine is stopped, the engine is started and the vehicle is started until it starts operating at a certain temperature. This also wastes fuel.
Stop the engine and let the car slowly roll forward. When driving to the intersection, when the driver is 200 meters away from the traffic lights, the traffic lights turn red. It is recommended that you do not step on the throttle again, but let the car slowly roll forward. If the red light time is longer and the vehicle is not equipped with a start-stop system, the engine should be turned off.
Cruise control is not fuel-efficient cruise control device is not fuel-efficient. Because there are many situations such as uphill and downhill on the road, when the cruise control device is used on a downhill slope, if the vehicle exceeds the customized speed, braking will be performed automatically and fuel consumption will not be saved. The right thing to do is to speed up when we go downhill if traffic speed limits allow, so that we can use this power uphill.
In-vehicle equipment increases fuel consumption. Turning on-board air conditioners and in-vehicle electronic equipment (such as turning on electric heated chairs) will increase fuel consumption.
The above 7 points are a summary of Mr. Plattner's driving experience.
Mr. Plattner has the most fuel-efficient global driving record. The record starts with Ingolstadt as the starting and ending point, driving the Audi 80 TDI across all continents at a speed of 85.8 km/h, with an average fuel consumption of only 3.78 litres per 100 km.
Next, we will listen to Mr. Gerhard Plattner, the holder of the world record for fuel-efficient driving, to tell us about his fuel-saving “coupâ€.
Tire pressure determines fuel consumption Vehicle tire pressure should be appropriate. Statistics show that almost half of the vehicle tires that are regularly tested are still under pressure, which will not only affect safety, but also cause economic losses. If the air pressure is too low, the rolling resistance will increase and the fuel consumption will increase. Tire life will also be reduced.
Increasing the fuel consumption weight by carrying weight and carrying different types of items on the roof will increase fuel consumption. Weight also has a big impact on fuel consumption. If the weight in the car is increased by 100 kg, it may cause 100 km fuel consumption to increase to 1 liter. At the same time, carrying different types of items on the roof will increase air resistance and increase fuel consumption.
The gears affect the fuel consumption. The gears will also affect the fuel consumption. High gears can help reduce fuel consumption.
After the engine warms up and learns to start the engine, it should begin to start the vehicle, and run at an ordinary speed until the speed reaches 2000 rpm, so that it is fuel-efficient and reasonable. In winter, when the engine is stopped, the engine is started and the vehicle is started until it starts operating at a certain temperature. This also wastes fuel.
Stop the engine and let the car slowly roll forward. When driving to the intersection, when the driver is 200 meters away from the traffic lights, the traffic lights turn red. It is recommended that you do not step on the throttle again, but let the car slowly roll forward. If the red light time is longer and the vehicle is not equipped with a start-stop system, the engine should be turned off.
Cruise control is not fuel-efficient cruise control device is not fuel-efficient. Because there are many situations such as uphill and downhill on the road, when the cruise control device is used on a downhill slope, if the vehicle exceeds the customized speed, braking will be performed automatically and fuel consumption will not be saved. The right thing to do is to speed up when we go downhill if traffic speed limits allow, so that we can use this power uphill.
In-vehicle equipment increases fuel consumption. Turning on-board air conditioners and in-vehicle electronic equipment (such as turning on electric heated chairs) will increase fuel consumption.
The above 7 points are a summary of Mr. Plattner's driving experience.
Mr. Plattner has the most fuel-efficient global driving record. The record starts with Ingolstadt as the starting and ending point, driving the Audi 80 TDI across all continents at a speed of 85.8 km/h, with an average fuel consumption of only 3.78 litres per 100 km.
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