Tank volume Rover 25

The most common car fuel tank sizes are 40, 50, 60 and 70 liters. Judging by the volume of the tank, you can tell how big this car is. In the case of a 30-liter tank, we are most likely talking about a runabout. 50-60 liters is a sign of a strong average. And 70 - indicates a full-size car.

The volume of the fuel tank would be useless if not for the fuel consumption. Knowing the average fuel consumption, you can easily calculate how many kilometers a full tank of fuel will be enough for you. On-board computers of modern cars are able to show the driver this information promptly.

The fuel tank capacity of the Rover 25 is 50 liters.

Tank volume Rover 25 restyled 2004, hatchback 5 doors, 1nd generation, R3

07.2004 – 04.2005

Packages	Fuel tank volume, l
1.4 MT Yes	50
1.4 MT SEi	50
1.6 MT SEi	50
1.6 MT SXi	50
1.6 MT Yes	50
1.6 CVT SEi	50
1.6 CVT SXi	50
1.6 CVT Yes	50
2.0TD MT SEi	50
2.0TD MT Yes	50

Tank volume Rover 25 restyled 2004, hatchback 3 doors, 1nd generation, R3

07.2004 – 04.2005

Packages	Fuel tank volume, l
1.1 MT i	50
1.4 MT Yes	50
1.4 MT SEi	50
2.0TD MT SEi	50
2.0TD MT Yes	50

Tank volume Rover 25 1999, hatchback 3 doors, 1rd generation, R3

09.1999 – 08.2004

Packages	Fuel tank volume, l
1.1 MT i	50
1.1 MT ie	50
1.4 MT iS	50
1.4 MT i	50
1.4 MT ie	50
1.4 MT il	50
1.6 MT il	50
1.6 MT iS	50
1.6 CVT iL	50
1.6 CVT iS	50
1.8 CVT iL	50
1.8 CVT iS	50
1.8 MT GTi	50
2.0TD MT iL	50
2.0TD MT iE	50
2.0TD MT iS	50

Tank volume Rover 25 1999, hatchback 5 doors, 1rd generation, R3

09.1999 – 08.2004

Packages	Fuel tank volume, l
1.1 MT i	50
1.1 MT ie	50
1.4 MT iS	50
1.4 MT i	50
1.4 MT ie	50
1.4 MT il	50
1.6 MT il	50
1.6 MT iS	50
1.6 CVT iL	50
1.6 CVT iS	50
1.8 CVT iL	50
1.8 CVT iS	50
1.8 MT GTi	50
2.0TD MT iL	50
2.0TD MT iE	50
2.0TD MT iS	50