Good video as usual. 60 to 80kmph speed in Highways is not always practical bro. Better we rephrase it as "Keep ur rpm not more than 2000" In my Kushaq 1.5 MT, I can reach 100kmph even in 2000 rpm. Still, the mileage is decent. 1. Drive Lightfooted with no sudden acceleration 2. Judge ur stop/start way ahead (for example in traffic and at signals) and reduce the engine acceleration in advance instead of applying brakes frequently at the last moment. Remember that sudden acceleration and sudden braking is a waste of fuel and energy. Fuel is a natural resource just like water and WE CAN NOT WASTE ANY NATURAL RESOURCES
From my experience: 1. Premium or Extra premium X95 fuel types can offer additional cost, but 10 - 11kmpl milage more! (This fuel can preserve engine life and less noisy ride) 2. Fill Nitrogen 33/36psi in front and 34/36psi in the rear helps save fuel at-least 2-3kmpl(Include alloy wheels, because its light weight). 3. I always leave home early, so my maximum speed is 45 - 60kmph and 1.2 - 1.4rpm maximum.
@JAGAN-du5fq mostly i follow the car manufacture's guidelines only and i prefer using the manufacture's suggested crystal cut-alloy wheels... But i'll definitely double check with these premium petrols and its combustion rate!
ஆக்செலடரை சதா சர்வ காலமும் மிதித்து கொண்டே இராமல், பவர் தேவையான அளவு கொடுத்து விட்டு காலை எடுத்துவிடலாம். Coasting எனப்படும் இம்முறையை இறக்கமான சாலையிலும், காரை நிறுத்த வேண்டிய இடத்தை முன்னே கணித்தும் செய்யவதை பழக்கப்படுத்தி கொண்டால் அதிக mileage கிடைக்கும்.
