Audi Q8 Mileage

Although the Audi Q8 is a performance-focused SUV, fuel efficiency must be maximised. Several factors can greatly affect your Q8's mileage.

• Smooth driving: Abrupt acceleration and braking significantly decrease fuel efficiency. A study estimates aggressive driving to reduce highway mileage by 15–30%.

• Gear selection: It is important to use the right gear for the situation. Fuel consumption rises when an engine is overworked by selecting the wrong gear, especially while towing big loads.

• Idling: Extended idling is unnecessary for modern cars like the Audi Q8. Short-stopping the engine achieves fuel savings and less wear and tear.

• Problem with the clutch: Slippage might result from a worn-out clutch, which reduces power transfer to the wheels and burns more fuel.

• Engine parts: Oxygen sensors, air filters, spark plugs, and fuel injectors directly impact fuel economy. Routine maintenance and replacement ensure optimal performance.

• Tyre pressure: Underinflated tyres use more fuel because of the increased rolling resistance. Keep your tyres inflated to the recommended level.

• Air conditioning: Too much air conditioner might stress the engine and reduce fuel efficiency.

• Engine oil: It's critical to use the appropriate grade of engine oil. The wrong oil can increase friction, raise fuel consumption, and increase the risk of engine overheating.