Mitsubishi Pajero in detail about fuel consumption
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An important indicator when assessing the characteristics of a car in modern conditions is the rate of fuel consumption per 100 km. Mitsubishi Pajero is the most popular SUV of the Japanese automaker Mitsubishi. The first release of the models took place in 1981. Fuel consumption of Mitsubishi Pajero is different for different generations of the car.
Fuel consumption according to the passport and in reality.
| Engine | Consumption (track) | Consumption (city) | Consumption (mixed cycle) |
| 2.4 DI-D 6-mech | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km |
2.4 DI-D 8-aut | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km |
Consumption data from the manufacturer
According to the manufacturer's technical documentation, the gasoline consumption of Mitsubishi Pajero per 100 km is expressed in the following figures:
- driving in the city - 15.8 liters;
- average gasoline consumption of Mitsubishi Pajero on the highway - 10 liters;
- mixed cycle - 12,2 liters.
Real indicators according to owner reviews
The real fuel consumption for Mitsubishi Pajero depends on the generation of the car and the year of its production, the technical condition of the car. For example:
For the second generation
The most famous and popular model of this release was the car with a gasoline engine MITSUBISHI PAJERO SPORT with fuel consumption rates from 8.3 liters outside the city, up to 11.3 liters per 100 km in urban areas.
For the third generation of MITSUBISHI PAJERO vehicles
The cars of the third line are equipped with fundamentally new engines and an automatic transmission that adapts to the driver's driving style.
- with a 2.5 engine when driving on the highway, it consumes about 9.5 liters, in the urban cycle less than 13 liters;
- with a 3.0 engine, when driving on the highway, about 10 liters of fuel are consumed, in the city - 14;
- with an engine volume of 3.5, movement in the city requires 17 liters of fuel, on the highway - at least 11.
Fuel costs for Mitsubishi Pajero diesel engines of 2.5 and 2.8 are reduced due to the use of turbocharging.
For the fourth series Mitsubishi Pajero
With the advent of each subsequent series, cars were equipped with more modern engines. It could be completely new developments of manufacturers or a deep modernization of the previous ones in order to improve. The company's engineers have done a lot of work to reduce fuel consumption on the Pajero while increasing engine power. Average fuel consumption standards for fourth-generation cars are from 9 to 11 liters per 100 kilometers on the highway, and from 13 to 17 in the urban cycle.
How to reduce fuel consumption
Fuel consumption of Mitsubishi Pajero can be reduced by 100 km. The first sign of a bad car is dark smoke from the tailpipe. It is worth paying attention to the condition of the fuel, electrical and braking systems. Regular cleaning of the nozzles, replacing spark plugs, monitoring tire pressure - these simple steps will help to reduce fuel consumption and prolong the life of the car.
