My Fiat Twin Air consumes 9 liters in 100 km on the highway / in the city, but in the books there is 4.5 liters in 100 km. Does anyone have this problem or do you know the reason for high consumption?
Answer:
The most important feature of the two-air engine is the significant reduction in emissions. An additional advantage of reducing the size of the engine (compared to the other 500 models) is improved fuel consumption.
What happens to fuel consumption is that the drive technology has a lot to do with the numbers returned. This variation is very evident in vehicles with very low fuel consumption. Fiat 500 has undoubtedly released data on fuel consumption that were calculated under ideal conditions and driving the vehicle in the same way would probably lead to the same values.
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