Introduction: It's the annual 315 again, and this day of every year will make people think about it. The annual 315 party attracts the attention of many consumers. Every party car products are regular customers, and it is the highlight of the play, the quality of automotive products is the most concerned role of consumers.
This year, 315 International Consumer Rights Day, the small partners of "Ah Chuan Say Car" can not be idle, but also want to do something useful for consumers, we have planned a set of "315 real fuel consumption PK" column.
Each car has an official theoretical fuel consumption when it leaves the factory, in this column we will put cars, SUVs, luxury cars in various segments of the product market, 2021 sales ranked products (the top ranking shows that the quality of products is excellent), four or five a group, for the real fuel consumption of the big PK, in order to be able to buy products for consumers, to provide a reference indicator. On March 15, 2022, we will also summarize all products for our group of column articles, and have a "big military parade", through our articles, you can have a real understanding of the fuel consumption of each product.
Today's fifth issue of "315 Real Fuel Consumption Big PK", we want to talk about the top five models in the high-end sedan (fuel/hybrid) segment, to see how their real fuel consumption level is, and how big the difference between fuel consumption and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is.
No.5 Mercedes C-Class
Sales volume in 2021 is 130442 units
The fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 6.1-6.6L/100km
The models currently on sale of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class are equipped with 1.5T engines, with a 48V light mix system, divided into 170 hp version and 204 hp version of the high and low power adjustment, of which the 204 hp version also provides a four-wheel drive model, the transmission matching 9-stop automatic transmission.
In terms of fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Fuel Consumption of the 1.5T 170 hp version of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class is 6.1L/100km, and the fuel consumption of the 1.5T 204-horsepower version is 6.35L (two-wheel drive) and 6.6L (four-wheel drive)/100km.
In terms of the average fuel consumption of car owners, the Mercedes-Benz C-class 1.5T 170 horsepower version does not have the average fuel consumption data of the owner, and the average fuel consumption of the overall owner of the 1.5T 204 horsepower version is 8.42L/100km.
No.4 Mercedes E-Class
Sales in 2021 are 141218 units
The fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 7.45-7.99L/100km
The models currently on sale in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class are equipped with 2.0T engines, which are divided into high and low power tuning of the 197 hp version and the 258 hp version, of which the 197 hp version provides two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models, while the 258 horsepower version is only a two-wheel drive version. In terms of transmission, it is matched with a 9-speed automatic transmission.
In terms of fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the fuel consumption of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2.0T 197 horsepower version is 7.45L (two-wheel drive) and 7.99L (four-wheel drive) /100km, while the 2.0T 258-horsepower version is 7.55L/100km.
In terms of average fuel consumption of car owners, the average fuel consumption of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2.0T 197 horsepower version is 9.79L/100km, and the average fuel consumption of the 2.0T 258 hp version is 9.66L/100km.
No.3 Audi A6L
In 2021, the company will sell 156304 units
MiE-MIIT fuel consumption 6.8-8L/100km
The Audi A6L currently on sale offers 2.0T and 3.0T engines, with the 2.0T divided into 190 hp versions and 224 hp versions with high and low power tuning, and the 2.0T 224 hp version and 3.0T both offer four-wheel drive models, with 7-speed wet dual-clutches in terms of transmission.
In terms of fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Oil Consumption of the Audi A6L 2.0T 190 horsepower version is 6.9L/100km, the 2.0T 224hp version is 6.8L (two-wheel drive) and 7.5L (four-wheel drive)/100km, and the 3.0T version is 8L/100km.
The average fuel consumption of the owner, the Audi A6L 2.0T 190 horsepower version has a fuel consumption of 9.3L/100km, the 2.0T 224 horsepower version of the overall owner's average fuel consumption is 9.32L/100km, and the 3.0T version is 10.85L/100km.
No.2 BMW 3 Series
Sales volume in 2021 is 170249 units
The fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 6.1-6.9L/100km
The BMW 3 Series models currently on sale offer a 2.0T engine, divided into 156 hp versions, 184 hp versions and 258 hp versions of high, medium and high power versions are available in two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models, and the transmission is matched with an 8-speed automatic transmission.
In terms of fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the fuel consumption of the BMW 3 Series 2.0T 156 hp version is 6.1-6.2L/100km, the 2.0T 184 hp version is 6.1-6.2L (two-wheel drive) and 6.9L (four-wheel drive)/100km, and the 2.0T 258-horsepower version is 6.2L (two-wheel drive) and 6.9L (four-wheel drive)/100km.
In terms of average fuel consumption of car owners, the fuel consumption of the BMW 3 Series 2.0T 156 horsepower version is 8.62L/100km, the average fuel consumption of the overall owner of the 2.0T 184 horsepower version is 8.84L/100km, and the average fuel consumption of the overall owner of the 2.0T 258 horsepower version is 9.34L/100km.
No.1 BMW 5 Series
Sales volume in 2021 is 171852 units
The fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 6.5-7.2L/100km
The BMW 5 Series models currently on sale offer a 2.0T engine, divided into 184 hp versions and 252 hp versions with high and low power tuning, of which the 252 hp versions offer two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models, and the transmission is matched with an 8-speed automatic transmission.
In terms of fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the fuel consumption of the BMW 5 Series 2.0T 184 hp version is 6.5L/100km, and the 2.0T 252 hp version is 6.7L (two-wheel drive) and 7.2L (four-wheel drive)/100km.
In terms of the average fuel consumption of car owners, the BMW 5 Series 2.0T 184 hp version has a fuel consumption of 9.35L/100km, and the 2.0T 252hp version is 9.56L/100km.
The above is today to say the five high-end cars of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology fuel consumption and real fuel consumption parameters, it is not difficult to see that the largest fuel consumption gap is the BMW 3 Series 2.0T high-power two-wheel drive, for 3.14L/100km, the smallest fuel consumption gap is Mercedes-Benz E-class 2.0T low-power four-wheel drive, 1.8L/100km.
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The five best-selling models in the high-end sedan (fuel/hybrid) market – BMW 5 Series, BMW 3 Series, Audi A6L, Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The fuel consumption data of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of these cars and the average fuel consumption data of the owner, we have listed them for everyone, and there is a general fuel consumption gap of 1-3L, which is related to everyone's use habits on the one hand, and also related to the difference in the actual road, in addition, the engine parameters of each car are not the same, the transmission is not the same, and it will also bring differences.
I hope that these data can give you a help, and I hope that readers, if you are using these models, you can also provide us with the real fuel consumption of your own models in the comment area, and you can also give you a real reference.