Toyota crown fuel consumption kenya

Toyota crown fuel consumption kenya

The Crown is a model that combines driving performance that realizes the high-quality ride comfort of a luxury sedan and excellent fuel efficiency. It can be said that it is one that can satisfy those who are particular about environmental performance and fuel efficiency.

Among the various vehicle maintenance costs, such as taxes, liability insurance premiums, and vehicle inspection costs, fuel costs can be said to be the biggest burden on household budgets in the long run. It can be said that it is important to carefully check the fuel efficiency performance, especially with the Crown, which has a grade that uses expensive high-octane petrol. Here, we will introduce the fuel efficiency of Toyota’s luxury sedan, “Crown”.

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Fuel economy characteristics of Crown

The current Crown has a 2.5L and 3.5L hybrid model in addition to a petrol model equipped with a 2.0L direct-injection turbo engine.

The 2.5-liter hybrid vehicle reflects Toyota’s car-making philosophy “TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture)” and features a “2.5-liter dynamic force engine” that achieves both high combustion efficiency and high output, and a well-established hybrid technology. Combined with an advanced hybrid system unique to Toyota, it is characterized by achieving the highest level of fuel efficiency in its class (according to Toyota Motor Corporation, November 2020) .

In addition, the 3.5-liter hybrid model uses a multi-stage hybrid system that combines the hybrid system with stepped gears to deliver excellent driving power regardless of the vehicle speed range, while suppressing engine speed at high speeds and It balances fuel economy and quietness.

Crown catalog fuel efficiency

The WLTC mode catalog fuel economy for each Crown powertrain is as follows:

3.5L hybrid car

2.5L hybrid vehicle

2.0L direct injection turbo petrol car

Crown’s actual fuel consumption

According to the site ” e fuel consumption “, which collects the actual fuel consumption data of the owner riding the crown, the actual fuel consumption of the crown (as of September 5, 2021) is as follows.

The WLTC mode is an internationally adopted fuel consumption measurement method, and is said to produce values ​​closer to the actual fuel consumption than the JC08 mode that has been used in Japan so far. In general, there is a difference of about 10 to 1.5%.