Audi Q3 Mileage

Modern cars are highly engineered, and many factors might affect your Audi's mileage. So, let's take a look at some of these factors to understand their impact and help your Audi Q3 deliver proper fuel economy:    

• Battery Health: Most people do not realise this, but the overall health of your battery is a factor that can influence the vehicle's mileage. Inefficient batteries make up for the lost power from the alternator, which requires more engine power and hampers mileage.    

• Damaged Spark Plugs: Your spark plug's primary job is to offer the proper spark to start the engine. However, weaker sparks from defective spark plugs result in incomplete fuel burning, requiring more fuel to cover the same distance.   

• Damaged or Dirty Injectors: If your Audi Q3 has damaged or dirty injectors, it will result in small fuel leaks even when the engine is not running. It is important to fix this as soon as possible because leaving it as it might also hamper the exhaust system.    

• Clogged Air Filters: It is always important to ensure your Audi Q3's air filters are clean since even the slightest clog here can hamper fuel efficiency. Clogged air filters decrease the combustion efficiency, requiring the engine to burn more fuel to achieve the same power level.    

• Driving Style: How you drive your Audi Q3 is another important factor that can hamper fuel efficiency. You must be gentle with your braking and acceleration to ensure it does not put extreme pressure on the engine, requiring it to consume more fuel.