Nissan Teana in detail about fuel consumption
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When buying a car, probably everyone pays attention to how much it will cost to maintain it. Finding the perfect combination of quality and price is difficult. According to the owners' reviews, real fuel consumption for Nissan Teana in the city is relatively small, about 10.5-11.0 liters per 100 km. In the urban cycle, these numbers will grow by 3-4%. At first, the car was equipped on the basis of the FF-L, then it was replaced by the Nissan D.
During the entire production period, several modifications of the Nissan were released.:
- I - generations.
- II - generations.
- III - generations.
| Engine | Consumption (track) | Consumption (city) | Consumption (mixed cycle) |
| 2.5 (gasoline) 6-var Xtronic CVT, 2WD | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km | Xnumx l / xnumx km |
In 2011, the Nissan car underwent a complete restyling, after which the gasoline consumption of Nissan Teana decreased by 100 km to 9.0-10.0 liters.
Fuel consumption on different modifications
First generation Nissan
The first Nissan Teana models were equipped with engines:
- With a volume of 2.0 liters.
- With a volume of 2.3 liters.
- With a volume of 3.5 liters.
On average, the fuel costs of the 13.2st generation Nissan Tean vary in the range from 15 to 100 liters per XNUMX km according to the manufacturer's standards.
Second generation
The production of this brand began in 2008. The standard equipment of the cars included a CVT engine with a working volume of 2.5 liters. due to its technical characteristics, this model could gain acceleration of about 180-200 km. On average, Nissan Teana's gasoline consumption per 100 km is 10.5 liters, in the city - 12.5, on the highway no more than 8 liters.
Nissan II 3.5
The Teana lineup was also equipped with a CVT 3.5 engine. The power of such an installation was 249 hp. Thanks to this design, the car could accelerate to 210-220 km / h. The real fuel consumption of the Nissan Teana II on the highway is 6 liters, and in the urban cycle - 10.5 liters.
Generation III models
The basic configuration could include two power units - 2.5 and 3.5 liters. The power of the first installation could reach 172 hp. In addition, the car could be equipped with a manual or automatic transmission. Thanks to this configuration, this model could accelerate to 210 km / h in 13-15 s. Fuel consumption on the Nissan Teana in the city ranges from 13.0 to 13.2 liters, on the highway about 6 liters.
Teana III 3.5 CVT
The basic configuration of the 3rd generation Nissan Teana lineup also included a 3.5-liter CVT engine. The power of this power plant was almost 250 hp. This engine is capable of accelerating the car to 230 km / h in less than 15 seconds. The standard equipment of the car could also consist of an automatic (at) gearbox and a mechanical (mt). Average fuel consumption for Nissan Teana in the city is 13.2 liters, in the suburban cycle - no more than 7 liters.
Did you know that
Fuel consumption depends not only on the modification of a particular brand, but also on the quality of the fuel used. For example, if you have a gas installation in your car, then the fuel consumption of Nissan Teana on the highway (on average) is about 16.0 liters of propane / butane per 100 km.
In the event that the owner pours A-98 gasoline into the fuel tank, the fuel consumption will increase to 18.9-19.0 liters per 100 km.
It is worth considering the fact that in winter, fuel consumption can increase by 3-4%.
How to reduce fuel costs
By and large, gas mileage is not that great. But most drivers install gas systems in order to save a little on fuel. In this case, the costs will decrease, but by no more than 5%.
In order to prevent the car from using excessive fuel, it is recommended to carry out a complete diagnosis of the fuel system and the car as a whole from time to time. After all, if any part does not function correctly, it will certainly affect fuel consumption.
It is also not recommended to use an "aggressive" driving method. Each time you press the accelerator pedal, your vehicle's fuel system uses fuel. Accordingly, the more you step on the gas, the more the car uses fuel.
