Mercedes-Benz GLB Mileage

Driving Habits and Conditions: Driving aggressively, which includes harsh braking, rapid acceleration, and high speeds, can drastically lower fuel efficiency. Moreover driving in traffic, frequent stops and starts might result in higher fuel use. Driving in off-road or steep circumstances can also affect fuel efficiency.

Climate Control Settings: The air conditioning system in your GLB can consume more fuel energy at higher cabin temperatures. You can reduce energy consumption by switching to ventilation from air conditioning.

Engine Maintenance and Condition: Failure to meet routine maintenance can impact your GLB’s engine performance and fuel economy. This usually happens when you fail to do filter replacements, tune-ups, and oil changes. Wear and deposits in engines can lower performance and increase fuel consumption.

Vehicle Design: The GLA’s aerodynamic design affects fuel efficiency. A higher drag coefficient often results in reduced fuel efficiency. Moreover, spoilers and roof racks can decrease fuel efficiency and increase aerodynamic drag.

Tire Alignment and Pressure: As mentioned above, drag can reduce fuel efficiency. Now, there may be an increase in drag when you have misaligned wheels. In addition, if your tyres are underinflated, you can expect higher fuel consumption. How?—They increase rolling resistance. 

Vehicle Load: If you carry cargo weight on the GLB, your SUV will need more fuel to perform optimally.