Mercedes-Benz Maybach GLS Mileage

The mileage of your Maybach GLS can depend on several key factors:

• Driving Style: Aggressive acceleration, speeding, and hard braking are considered sub-optimal driving habits. These habits can reduce your vehicle's mileage. Gentle inputs can allow the powertrain to optimise fuel delivery.

• Vehicle Loading: The heavier your vehicle's passenger and cargo load, the more complex the engine must work. This can hurt the fuel economy considerably. You should minimise unnecessary weight.

• Tyre Inflation: Under-inflated tires can increase rolling resistance, forcing more effort from your Maybach GLS's engine. Consider checking tyre pressures monthly. You could use the door jamb sticker for this purpose.

• Drive Mode: Drive mode selection can significantly impact fuel efficiency. The eco-drive mode can calibrate the throttle response and transmission shift points to maximise your vehicle's mileage.

• Drive Speed: Speed and RPM readings impact mileage. Lower speeds and engine RPMs are considered to be the most efficient. Cruising at 60-80 mph with sub-2,000 rpm can help to save fuel.

• A/C Usage: Another important factor is the use of air conditioning. Running the A/C continuously forces the engine to work harder. Consider minimising A/C usage in mild weather for improved fuel efficiency.

• Maintenance: Proper servicing and maintenance can help you improve the mileage of your GLS Maybach. Fresh engine oil, filters, properly aligned wheels, tyre inflation, and fit engine components can enable optimal fuel economy for your vehicle.