Ferrari Roma Mileage

Quality of Fuel: Fuel quality is important for the Ferrari Roma's fuel efficiency. Using the recommended fuel type ensures optimal engine performance and better mileage. Use the fuel grade specified by Ferrari for best performance.

Aerodynamic: The shape and design of your vehicle affect its aerodynamic efficiency. Poor aerodynamics increase drag and fuel consumption. Features such as roof racks or open windows at high speeds create extra drag and reduce mileage. If you want to enhance aerodynamics don’t use unnecessary roof racks and keep windows closed at higher speeds.

Driving in Traffic: Stopping and going or idling in traffic can increase fuel consumption. Avoid congested areas and plan trips to minimise time spent in traffic. Use real-time traffic updates to find efficient routes and save fuel.

Climate control systems: These systems, including seat heaters and defrosters, can impact fuel economy. Using these systems sparingly and only when needed can help save fuel. In cold temperatures, it is important to warm up your vehicle before driving to enhance engine efficiency. Choosing the correct fuel for your Ferrari Roma is vital for preserving optimal fuel efficiency. To boost engine performance and increase mileage, ensure you use top-notch petrol and follow Ferrari's recommended fuel grade.

Traffic Condition: Driving in traffic can result in higher fuel consumption. Minimise time spent in congested areas by planning your trips wisely. Utilise real-time traffic updates to discover efficient routes and conserve fuel.

Tyre Pressure: Low tyre pressure reduces fuel efficiency as the engine requires extra effort to overcome increased rolling resistance and consumes more fuel. Conversely, over-inflated tyres lead to uneven wear and a less comfortable ride. Regularly use a reliable gauge to check your Ferrari Roma's tyre pressure and ensure it matches the recommended levels in the owner's manual.