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Real‑World Fuel Consumption vs Claimed Figures — Does the Tiggo 4 Pro deliver the advertised mileage in everyday Pakistani driving?

Real‑World Fuel Consumption vs Claimed Figures — Does the Tiggo 4 Pro deliver the advertised mileage in everyday Pakistani driving?

What fuel‑efficiency do owners actually get in city traffic, heavy stop‑and‑go conditions, and on highways — not in ideal test scenarios?
Is the real‑life mileage significantly lower than the advertised fuel average when AC is used, roads are bumpy, o r the car is older?
How much does driving style frequent acceleration/braking vs smooth driving affect the mileage?
Does heavy usage daily commuting, extended idling in traffic noticeably worsen fuel economy over time?
Is the “value for money” fuel-efficiency advantage maintained under typical local driving conditions?
Talha Kyanii asked on 06 Dec 2025 11:13:15 am
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Gari Master - on 06 Dec 2025 11:15:41 am
In everyday Pakistani driving city + highway + traffic + AC, owners generally get about 12–14 km per litre, slightly below the advertised figure.

Under ideal conditions steady speed, light load, minimal traffic, some drivers report being able to approach the claimed mileage.

Heavy traffic, frequent stops and starts, and hot weather tend to reduce the mileage noticeably.

Older cars o r those with worn engine/tyres often see fuel economy dip further.

Conclusion: The Tiggo 4 Pro can meet decent mileage, but real‑world numbers are usually a bit lower than ideal claims.
 

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