Fuel consumption test at 80 kmh, 100 kmh, 120 kmh, 140 kmh, 160 kmh. Test was done on highway on Auto mode 6 speed manual 1.4 boosterjet 140 hp. Thank you for watching! Subscribe for more!
I've managed 4.7L/100km in my Vitara Sport 1.4 Boosterjet, AWD, Auto gearbox. This is possible as long as the right settings are used, right driving style and a few upgrades. I've managed it with the following: iridium tough spark plugs (better than Platinum), 38/41PSI tyre pressures (Eco Mode) or 36PSI all around (Comfort mode), tyres with fuel efficency rated B or A ideal or rated C ok, driving sensibly under normal driving conditions (not heavy traffic) for 30-45 minutes) with most of the driving around 50mph. No trashing the gas pedal. I can get 60.1mpg or 4.7L /100km.
Great info thanks for sharing. I have a 2017 diesel version, did dpf delete, I get 3.9L / 100kms on freeway/ long drives, and get about 6L/100kms city driving heavy traffic
good consumption for a petrol, but if there are lots of motorway miles to be done i personally would prefer a diesel - had like 4-5l/100km with PD 2.0TDI at 120km/h
Да, напълно съм доволен вече 65 хил км. Няма дефекти не ме е оставяла :) Всичката газ и си свиркаш. 129-ката е по умряла във високите, но пък в ниските на старт е по-добра. 140 к.с за мен е по-добрия вариант. Има доста клипове в канала с нея, може да гледаш.
I own the 1.4 140hp awd since 2019. During the first years the combined consumption was about 6.3lt/100km. It's been a year that the average consumption is sometimes more that 7.8lt/100km. I'm afraid that's not normal! Any ideas? I have not changed my driving habits (I drive very in a very conservative manner) and change oil every year, along with the filters. I have never changed sparkplugs though because the car has only 40.000km covered. I also still have the same factory tires. Could it be injectors issue? They told me at the service that the car is relatively new to have congested fuel injectors. And I always refuel from the same gas station RON 95 gazoline.
My average is 10 l in the city and 7 extra urban. It is very depending on the route traffic and driving style speed etc. I can make it burn 5 l extra urban and when i drive crazy i get 9 and even more. So it is different.
I'm riding an allgrip Auto 140ps 2019 45.000km that at 110km/h or lower on the road can't do 8L/100km (8.5L average), light foot, within limits. winter tires 215/55r17 consumption class C. Far from economical but it's a good car, excellent awd
@@petarstrukelj yes, but allgrip is on demand. It rides 4x2, but of course it still carries more weight and rolls more stuff. however, I judge by the number promised in this specific version that it is not even close to reality. This official measurement method is a joke
