Fuel consumption reports by year and conditions

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Community-reported fuel consumption varies substantially by model year, transmission type, engine load, and driving style: - 2019 facelift, manual (МКПП): ~10 L/100km city and highway (at 53k km mileage) ¹². - 2018, manual: 8.2 L/100km city (at 110k km mileage) ³. - 2018 pre-facelift, manual: 7.1–7.3 L/100km reported in practice ⁴⁵. - 2017, manual: 7.1–7.3 L/100km (238k km, tank not fully drained during test) ⁶⁷. - Automatic (АКПП): 7.2–7.4 L/100km on highway with 4 passengers ⁸⁹. - Highway trips at 90–100 km/h: 6.5–6.7 L/100km reported ¹⁰¹¹. - A/C use and higher speeds increase consumption ¹²¹³. Some tests found 92-octane fuel gives lower consumption than 95 ¹⁴. - Tank capacity: 50 liters; full-tank range 610–780 km depending on conditions ¹⁵¹⁶. Dashboard photo shows 5.6 L/100km at 33,005 km on one vehicle (media 11320).

Later reports (November 2024 – April 2025) add further data points: on one vehicle with a touchscreen "lux" trim, fuel tank capacity is quoted as 58 liters with 11.6–11.8 L/100km typical automatic highway consumption; ECO mode is available but disliked by users ("annoying") ¹⁷¹⁸. A 2025-04-30 tracked trip of 410 km (70 km highway, rest city/mixed) showed 12.0 L/100km overall (≈12.6 city, ≈9 highway), attributed to aggressive acceleration; manual-transmission drivers report reducing city consumption to 11–11.5 L/100km with gentler driving ¹⁹²⁰.

July 2024, highway trip report (2000 km round-trip planning, Domodedovo–Lazarevskoe): For a roughly 3,600 km round-trip drive south, community estimates budgeted 5–6 full tanks of fuel ²¹²². Discussion emphasized tracking overall consumption per 100 km rather than the instantaneous readout, since the latter is misleading for trip budgeting ²³. Regional fuel-quality notes: fill up before crossing into Crimea, since fuel there is reported as lower quality than on the mainland ²⁴; in Krasnodar, the Teboil-branded station (formerly Shell) was rated good, while Rosneft fuel was considered suboptimal by at least one owner ²⁵. A follow-up trip report from late July 2024 to Lazarevskoe, factoring in traffic delays, recorded 8 L/100km on the trip computer while sustaining 110–120 km/h on mountainous, winding roads — a reasonable efficiency result for the 2.0L engine at that pace ²⁶.

January 2026, winter cold-weather report: Driving from Tula in -11°C weather on 92-octane fuel, one owner recorded their lowest-ever fuel consumption reading, attributing it to gentle acceleration; they note they typically avoid exceeding ~140 km/h and that consumption crept up over time as driving habits became less conservative after the initial post-purchase period ^27282930.

August 2026, community poll on normal city/highway consumption: Asked what "normal" consumption looks like, owners reported a wide spread: 12.5 L/100km city (transmission not stated, highway not driven) ³¹; 12 L/100km city in summer, rising to 13 L/100km in winter (transmission not stated) ³²; 9.5 L/100km summer city/highway combined ³³; automatic transmission (АКПП) 10.5 L/100km city ³⁴; and a highway trip of 8.4 L/100km over 640 km at a reduced ~100 km/h pace (driving without a roof box, amid a regional fuel shortage that slowed traffic generally) ³⁵.

September 2026, manual vs. automatic baseline at high mileage: One owner running a manual-transmission car at 215,000 km mileage reports 8-9 L/100km on the highway and 11-11.5 L/100km in the city, with no significant increase in consumption despite the high mileage ³⁶. A separate owner shared a trip-computer photo (media 1903) captioned "here's my consumption on automatic" ³⁷, illustrating that automatic-transmission cars in the community's reports tend to run somewhat higher than the manual figures above.

Media

Dashboard photo showing trip computer reading 5.6 L/100km at 33,005 km odometer

Trip computer photo captioned "here's my consumption on automatic" by an owner with an automatic-transmission X80

Related pages

• Fuel consumption factors and dashboard display
• Manual vs automatic — first-owner transition
• D vs. S fuel consumption data
• High-mileage ownership reports (100k–400k+ km)
• Fuel consumption by driving conditions

Sources

This page is compiled from 37 community messages. Every fact carries a numbered reference to its original author and message.

Last updated: 2026-09-10