Audi A4 Mileage

The Audi A4's fuel economy is directly related to several factors, starting with driving conditions and how well you maintain the vehicle. 

1. Terrain: Mileage depends on the driving terrain, whether urban or rural. City driving, where you stop every few streets, is less efficient, whereas steady-state highways are more fuel-efficient.

2. Driving Style: Aggressive driving, like sudden speeding and heavy braking, can drastically reduce the average—anyone who drives smoothly, steadily and efficiently saves fuel.

3. Air Conditioning: Your car's air conditioning system puts an extra load on the engine, increasing fuel consumption. Avoid using the A/C as much as possible. Use natural ventilation instead.

4. Altitude: Above all, altitude is the most crucial factor to consider because of its effect on air density and, thus, engine performance. This is because vehicles tend to guzzle more fuel when you take them higher, allowing the air with a low level of oxygen into chambers and thus reducing their combustion efficiency.

5. City Traffic: Stop-go traffic and idling in heavy congestion can reduce the mileage. Planning routes to avoid rush hour times of day can also help with better mileage figures.