Fuel consumption on Lancer 9 Automatic • See also

The graphs show the fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Lancer IX in three modes: in the city, on the highway and in mixed mode. Consumption data for all known modifications is shown.

For those modifications for which there is information about all three modes, a general graph has been constructed with the average fuel consumption per 100 km. The most economical cars are marked in green, and conversely, the most uneconomical cars are marked in red.

Below is a summary table of data for all modifications of the Mitsubishi Lancer IX.

Mitsubishi Lancer is a compact car from Mitsubishi, and one of the most popular models of the Japanese brand. Lancer has an extensive history, as ten generations of Lancer have already been released. The first generation appeared on the market back in 1973. The model is sold all over the world, but had different names - Chrysler Lancer, Eagle Summit, Galan Fortis, Mitsubishi Mirage and others. Lancer's competitors include Toyota Corolla, Citroen C4, Peugeot 408, Honda Civic and other C-class cars. Since 2007, the 10th generation Lancer has been produced, as well as its charged modification Evolution.

Mitsubishi Lancer X 1.5 AT+MT

Damage to the sealing gasket between the engine crankcase and the cylinder block. This damage can be detected after a visual inspection of the car engine. In the place where oil leaks, smudges will form. To fix this problem, it will be enough to simply change the gasket.

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#1 Post by ASRaceR » 25 Nov 2007, 19:44

On my Lancer Cedia 1.5, from the moment of purchase (10 months), the fuel consumption in the city was 10-11 liters, on the highway up to 120 about 7-8 liters, 140 and > about 11. And just a month ago the Lancer became eat like a tractor. on the highway up to 120 km/h 14 liters of 92 gasoline. The air filter is new, the spark plugs were changed a month ago, the throttle is clean, the filter in the injection pump is clean, it starts great in any weather. It feels like the dynamics have worsened, the engine has started to make a lot of noise when accelerating, and sometimes the hydraulics still make a knocking noise at idle. And also, warm up the car at idle to 90 degrees. Not possible at all, even for 10 minutes. at least 20 min. warm it up only after you have driven a few km. it warms up.

Tell me what to do to get rid of such a huge expense.

And in general, what should be the normal consumption for this car?

Good day, friends! If you are the owner of a Mitsubishi Lancer 9, then spend a few minutes studying this material - it is quite possible that it will be useful to you. Precisely because Lancer 9 fuel consumption is the topic of our discussion today.

Lancer 9 1.6 automatic transmission, high consumption, help needed!

One hundred on the speedometer is achieved for Reviews of car owners Igor, Mitsubishi Lancer x fuel consumption. Lancer 1. A car for those who don’t like to go to gas stations often, but simply love speed. She doesn't notice the first three gears. It fires like a pistol. And then it cools down a little, but it’s hard for competitors to catch up with it. About the gas station: Ruslan, Lipetsk. I drove the Lancer 1 for two winters. It rows through snowdrifts like a UAZ. But he also asks for his services almost By the way, studded tires also take their grams of gasoline.

Mitsubishi Lancer 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0 fuel consumption per 100 km. 7, 8, 9, 10 generation

Therefore, when accelerating, press the pedal and gradually release it until the moment when you do not feel that the machine is losing dynamics as soon as it slows down a little, fix this pedal position, and return the pedal to the position until the dynamics are lost. And if we also take into account the pumping effect that appears after installing new oil seals on old bushings, then lubricant consumption may even increase.

Possible causes of increased oil consumption

If you find that your Lancer 9 is consuming oil in large quantities, there may be several reasons for this:

Valve seals and guide bushings are worn out. Over time, valve seals become less elastic. With significant mileage they begin to harden. On some cars, oil seals have to be replaced every 50 km, while on others - after 150 km.

It is important to understand that if the mileage of the car is quite large, then replacing the oil seals may not eliminate the problem with excessive consumption of lubricant. Oil seals lose their performance due to visible overheating, when it is detected by a temperature sensor, and invisible, when overheating occurs inside the car. In the first option, the problem is an incorrectly functioning cooling system

In the second option, the breakdown may be associated with low quality fuel. If incomplete combustion of fuel occurs, carbon deposits form in the combustion chamber. Because of this, the walls of the engine begin to lose thermal conductivity, overheating occurs, which is not detected by the temperature sensor.

Replacing valve guides and oil seals yourself does not guarantee the result. And if we also take into account the pumping effect that appears after installing new oil seals on old bushings, then lubricant consumption may even increase.

Wear or coking of oil scraper rings If the Lancer 9 engine overheats, its oil scraper rings become less mobile. This is one of the most common causes of excessive oil consumption. If low-quality gasoline is used, the rings begin to coke and cease to perform their functions. If coke gets into the grooves and the rings rest on it, they will quickly wear out as a result of constant contact with the cylinder walls. If wear occurs, scuffing will form on the liner, which can also lead to excessive oil consumption. The pumping effect is also created by compression rings. Replacing the rings may not provide the expected effect unless the block is bored to a new size and the surface is ground. As a result of wear in the block, the geometry of the cylinder may change. Because of this, a knocking noise usually appears when the engine is running.

Driving style or vehicle operation in difficult conditions In order to prevent wear of the contacting surfaces of the engine due to lack of lubricant, it is necessary to periodically check the oil level. If the engine consumes approximately 1 liter for every 15 thousand kilometers, then there is no need to worry. This may be a consequence of natural waste, which the manufacturer talks about. But if you observe higher oil consumption, this may be due to your driving style or use of the car in difficult conditions. Too high oil consumption occurs when driving at high speed, when operating a car in city conditions, when driving at high speeds, during frequent trips short distances, when driving with a cold engine.

Using low-quality oil The manufacturer recommends using expensive and high-quality oil as a lubricant for the Mitsubishi Lancer 9 car engine. But some motorists still try to replace it with cheap analogues. This can cause a lot of fuss. The use of low-quality lubricant can lead not only to its excessive consumption, but also to severe wear of the contacting surfaces, to expensive engine repairs or to its complete replacement. So it is better to use a lubricant recommended by the manufacturer. The use of inappropriate fuel can also lead to the formation of carbon deposits - AI-98 instead of 92. After all, high-octane fuel has a lower combustion rate. Anything that doesn't burn forms carbon deposits and clogs the catalyst.

Damage to the sealing gasket between the engine crankcase and the cylinder block. This damage can be detected after a visual inspection of the car engine. In the place where oil leaks, smudges will form. To fix this problem, it will be enough to simply change the gasket.

Dimensions of Mitsubishi Lancer 9: Mitsubishi pajero 35

- the coolant temperature is lower than calculated; - wear of the cylinder-piston group; - wear of the crank mechanism; - wear of the gas distribution mechanism and unadjusted valve clearances. Mitsubishi Lancer fuel costs in the city are 8.5 liters per 100 kilometers if a manual transmission is installed, and 10.3 liters if automatic;.

Fuel consumption Mitsubishi Lancer , , , : With 16 manual transmission engine

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Reviews of consumption • Mitsubishi lancer ix

• 1.6, 117 l. p., manual, front, 10.8 sec to 100 km/h, 7.8/5 l per 100 km
• 1.8, 140 l. p., variator, front, 11.4 sec to 100 km/h, 10.8/6.1 ​​l per 100 km

Comments 60 • After replacing the spark plugs, it started EATING.

What are the technical specifications for the Mitsubishi Lancer 10?

The initial development and production of the engine was carried out by MDC Power, the rights to which belong to the automobile manufacturer Daimler. Its headquarters are located in Stuttgart. For such a small-volume engine paired with a manual transmission, acceleration to 100 km/h in 11.4 seconds is considered a very good indicator. The designers worked from scratch to develop the camshaft, pistons, exhaust manifold, air filter, intake manifold, valve stem seals and flywheel. All these elements have an individual design that has not previously been used in Mitsubishi engines. It was first installed on a small Mitsubishi Colt car in 2004, and a little later it began to be equipped with the Mitsubishi Colt Plus, as well as the Mitsubishi Lancer 10 with the index CY2A.

As for seasonal fluid, its choice also depends on the year of manufacture of the vehicle. Let's pay attention to the optimal viscosity parameters for summer and winter, depending on the Lancer 10 model range, and also highlight the best brands:

Well, now let’s pay special attention to the latest models of the Japanese automobile industry.

Why would it be easier to put out old candles and determine the source of evil? But I am tormented by vague doubts that the candles could increase consumption by three liters. The quality of gasoline will affect consumption more than spark plugs.

Pioneer

One of the most famous, successful and sought-after Mitsubishi series is Lancer. The first swallow of the line - the A70 model - saw the world at the end of winter 1973. It was produced in the following body styles:

• sedan with 2 doors;
• sedan with 4 doors;
• station wagon with 5 doors.

Line of Mitsubishi Lancer engines 9th and 10th generation

In 2003, a restyled Lancer 9 appeared on European markets, also in sedan and station wagon body styles, but in a more aggressive form, it had a different front design, a double radiator trim, a length of 4535 mm and a width of 1715 mm excluding side mirrors. However, among owners of Mitsubishi Colt and Lancer X cars, there is an opinion that the original Mitsubishi engine oil is not the best choice for this engine.

How much does the subcompact version consume?

If you like to pull away quickly at traffic lights or other places, then be prepared for the fact that your car will consume more fuel than usual. Replace faulty parts The throttle position sensor, absolute pressure and air temperature sensors in the intake manifold or their circuits are faulty Check the sensors and their circuits Restore contact in the electrical circuits, replace the faulty sensor sensors Increased resistance to the movement of gases in the exhaust system Inspect the exhaust system for dented and damaged pipes, check the condition of the catalytic converter Replace damaged components of the exhaust system Malfunctions of the chassis and brake system Check the chassis components and brake system Adjust the wheel alignment angles, replace faulty chassis parts, eliminate faults in the brake system.

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Comments 60

in the summer it was 1 liter per hour, now in the winter it’s 0.9 after filling with Suprotec. Engine 4g63

The diagnostician told me that a liter per hour is the norm. 1.6 on the handle

For a simple 1.6 engine without supercharging and bells and whistles, about 0.5-0.7 is normal, some manage to bring it to 0.3-0.4

try ilsac gf5 oils, which are responsible for fuel economy and recommended by MMC for all their gasoline engines

how did you set all this up, there is also such a program and a scanner. Can you set up instantaneous flow rate? Tell me in more detail. Thanks in advance

I'll make a blog entry on the setup

wouldn't miss it

I'll invite you. But not earlier than the 7th, because... I'm leaving

how did you set all this up, there is also such a program and a scanner. Can you set up instantaneous flow rate? Tell me in more detail. Thanks in advance

Instant xs, I took a steam bath for a long time, I couldn’t find it. Only average and average per trip.

well, yes, the consumption of a liter per hour is a good replacement for the instantaneous consumption)

Well, don’t tell me)))) this is of course provided that you move at the same speed))) can replace

I actually meant in 5th gear)

and you can drive 5 in different ways))))

how did you set all this up, there is also such a program and a scanner. Can you set up instantaneous flow rate? Tell me in more detail. Thanks in advance

Hello) I’m also interested, can you make a blog entry about what kind of application, device and what it’s used with)

I think it’s normal for such a crocodile)

was 1.6 on the handle of the internal combustion engine ate 0.8-0.9

how many revolutions at idle? ?

On 1.6 it was 750, on the turbo it was 850

in general there is a difference)

Before comparing readings, make sure the profile of the car in the cake is set up the same... weight, engine displacement, volumetric efficiency, etc. All this affects the readings.

by default. 1.6, 1250kg, OE 85%

Mmm. Where did you get 1250? And where is the guarantee that everyone has the same profile settings? And why OE 85? Have you calculated it? This parameter is very funny...))) There is a little OE here. Just to understand)www.drive2.ru/l/288230376152900434/

1) the curb weight of the vehicle is indicated in the operating manual. The weight of the car does not affect fuel consumption at XX. 2) OE 85 was installed by default, I didn’t touch it because The consumption at gas stations and via OBD was approximately the same. Yes, OE is calculated for each engine individually, for example, on an aspirated engine there is one value, on a compressor/turbo it is completely different. There are many nuances. I agree that you can’t believe it 100%, but! in this case, we calculate the average for the ward.

by default. 1.6, 1250kg, OE 85%

I have o.e. 92.5% configured using the fitting method.

On an automatic, the revolutions are a little more than on a manual, about 750 (manuals up to 700)

Yes, no, just the same, on an automatic it’s lower - 600-650, hence the more frequent problems of shaking the interior at idle at lower speeds, and the manual norm is 750. Some, when chipping, raise the speed on the automatic transmission to 750

You don’t need to chip anything there, you can tighten the bolt on the throttle valve and that’s it. You can call Amadeus and he will tell you)))

Give the manual to Amadeus to read, it says about the SAS screw. This is basic, and adding xx to the quality of the mixture is a sign of lack of professionalism. like this.

Read what it was all about

You don’t need to chip anything there, you can tighten the bolt on the throttle valve and that’s it. You can call Amadeus and he will tell you)))

Yes, I’m not talking about adjusting the idle, but about how many revolutions the norm for an automatic transmission is - 600-650. for manual transmission - 750. and that’s all. You can change the speed with the bypass screw, it’s better to adjust it by turning it by looking at the data online and not blindly, which is what I did, you can edit the card using a chip according to the speed... it’s just more humane for those who have an automatic transmission and just want to increase the firmware rate from 600 -650 rpm

Fuel consumption per 100 km for Mitsubishi Lancer, Liftback, VI [2nd restyling] • Mitsubishi pajero 35

These include the use of low-quality gasoline, untimely replacement of the fuel filter, dirt getting into the engine compartment, and so on. Then, for sure, you know that the manufacturer of this series took good care of the safety of the driver and passengers, equipping the car with a reliable chassis, high-quality suspension, an effective braking system, an ABS system and much more.

Attempt number five With engine 16 automatic transmission

Thanks to a wide range of units, the car becomes quite versatile and is able to satisfy most of the needs of a potential buyer. Thanks to a modern fuel injection system and two camshafts, it develops 148 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 197 Nm of torque at 4200 rpm.

Owners about fuel consumption. Versions and configurations

• 1.3 l;
• 1.5 l;
• 1.6 l;
• 1.8 l;
• 2.0 l.

Generation 7 (1995-2000) • , manual variator, front full.

Capacity: number of seats, trunk volume

In the Mitsubishi Lancer 10, the technical characteristics of acceleration, speed, and trunk volume depend on the modifications of the car and the sales market. All variants of this model have only five seats. Two in front (for driver and passenger) and three in back for passengers.

• in Russian sedan models 315, hatchback 288 l;
• European sedans 400/377/315, hatchbacks 344/288 l;
• American sedans 348/315, hatchbacks 288 l.

Real fuel consumption

This car model, especially in the 1.6 liter engine version, is one of the quite common ones on domestic roads. But, let us immediately note that the machine is considered to be quite picky about the quality of fuel. To increase the service life of the engine, you should fill it with proven gasoline. By the way, this also affects the Lancer’s fuel consumption per 100 km. Drivers who previously refueled exclusively with grade 98 often later complained of symptoms of engine overheating.

The engine size also varied (the larger the volume, the greater the fuel consumption):

• 1.2 liters;
• 1.4 liters;
• 1.6 liters.

In 1979, a new Lancer series appeared - EX. At first it was equipped with engines that could have three displacement options:

• 1.4 l (power - 80 horsepower);
• 1.6 l (85 horsepower);
• 1.6 l (100 horsepower).

But, a year later, another Lancer model appeared in the lineup with a more powerful engine - 1.8 liters. In addition, sports cars with other engines were produced.

In terms of fuel consumption, even the second generation Mitsubishi Lancer was very economical. The fuel consumption test, which passenger cars underwent in ten modes, showed fuel consumption of only 4.5 liters per 100 kilometers

. Well, if the Lancer owner drove mainly at a speed of 60 km per hour, then the fuel consumption was 3.12 liters per 100 km.

Mitsubishi Lancer 8th generation

The 8th generation Mitsubishi Lancer was produced from 1996 to 2003. Cars of this generation were available in sedan body type, and sometimes coupes were also available. For consumers in European countries, configurations with gasoline engines of 1.3 liters (power 69 hp) and 1.6 liters (power 120 and 124 hp) were offered.

Reviews of the real consumption of Mitsubishi Lancer VIII

• Ruslan, Makhachkala. I bought a 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer, 1.6 liter engine. Despite the small volume, I am completely satisfied with the car, because I am not a fan of driving. And for a calm, measured ride it is quite enough. Even the fact that I didn’t buy it new did not in any way affect its driving performance. Consumption for a sedan is quite normal - up to 10 liters.
• Igor, Yaroslavl. At the time of choosing a car, I did not expect more than a budget option. And the 2001 Mitsubishi Lancer fits perfectly into my calculations. The fact that the year of manufacture is old does not harm the car. Good ride, dynamics, comfortable fit. Ten liters of gasoline are enough for 170-180 km. Engine 1.6 l.
• Oleg, Syzran. I have a 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer, 1.6 liter engine, automatic transmission. The car is decent, but there are a lot of shortcomings. Sometimes it jerks when changing gears, the power is not enough for me. But fuel consumption is quite economical, at low speeds about 6 liters.
• Vladislav, Perm. My father gave me a 2000 Mitsubishi Lancer, 1.3 liter. Everyone already knows about the qualities of the “Japanese”; I measured fuel consumption. On good roads, consumption is around 6-6.5 liters, unfortunately, there are few of them. On normal roads it takes up to 10-11 liters of gasoline.
• Vladimir, Kostroma. I bought the 2001 Mitsubishi Lancer new, and now I have driven more than 270 thousand km. So far it is undergoing routine scheduled maintenance; nothing else has been done to the car. Reliable, unbreakable, unpretentious machine. Fuel consumption is about 8-9 liters on average. Engine 1.3 l.
• Andrey, Irkutsk. Before the Mitsubishi Lancer, I had a two-liter Honda Civic. Of course, there is a difference, but the power of the 1.6-liter Lancer is quite enough for me. It behaves well on the road and does not consume much - from 8 liters outside the city to 11-12 liters in the city. Model 1999 release.
• Gregory, Vologda. I've been driving a Mitsubishi Lancer 2000 for five years now. During all this time I hardly climbed under the hood. Consumables and oil - that's all the replacement. The car is indestructible, drives in any weather. In the city I consume up to 12 liters, on the highway 6-8 liters, depending on the quality of the road surface.

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The peculiar, even slightly aggressive, shark-like appearance of the tenth Lancer is its undeniable highlight, which cannot but be remembered. You spent a long time choosing which car to buy, and decided to opt for the Japanese company Mitsubishi, but you are interested in the fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Lancer per 100 km.

What oil to fill and period of regulated maintenance • With engine 16 automatic transmission

• 1.2 liters;
• 1.4 liters;
• 1.6 liters.

Mitsubishi lancer owner reviews • But first, let's say a few words about the company that produced this incredibly stylish and powerful car.

Mitsubishi Lancer IX 2.0 AT+MT – Versions and configurations

• sedan with 2 doors;
• sedan with 4 doors;
• station wagon with 5 doors.

Also, the future owner could choose the desired engine size: • After all, to rotate the pump pulley, energy is needed, which is taken from the rotating crankshaft.

Mitsubishi Lancer 9 technical specifications:

1.) Curb weight 1200 and 1205 kg, station wagon - 1320 kg;

2.) With a full set of additional equipment, the weight is already 1234-1248 kg;

3.) Gross weight sedan - 1770 kg, station wagon - 1780 kg;

4.) Mitsubishi Lancer 9 tank volume in both versions – 50 l;

5.) Trunk volume of Mitsubishi Lancer 9: sedan – 430 l ; station wagon - 344 / 1079 l;

6.) Number of doors – 4 sedan and station wagon – 5;

Comments 60

1) the curb weight of the vehicle is indicated in the operating manual. The weight of the car does not affect fuel consumption at XX. 2) OE 85 was installed by default, I didn’t touch it because The consumption at gas stations and via OBD was approximately the same. Yes, OE is calculated for each engine individually, for example, on an aspirated engine there is one value, on a compressor/turbo it is completely different. There are many nuances. I agree that you can’t believe it 100%, but! in this case, we calculate the average for the ward.

Mitsubishi Lancer X 1.6 AT+MT

This is the most unpretentious and popular “ten” among Lancers. It is with this installation that dealers offer a maximum of different configurations. Power – 117 hp Gearbox - MT or AT. The production was carried out from 2011 to 2022. It can accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in 10.8 seconds. Maximum acceleration is 191 km/h. Consumption: in urban conditions - 8 l, on the highway - 5.2 l.

Fuel consumption in the city and on the highway

• Dmitry, Sochi. Before that, I had a Toyota Premium 1.8 liter 2002 for a long time. But I wanted to update the year, and switching to the same brand is boring. Therefore, I chose the tenth Lancer 2010 1.6 AT. Previously, I filled 21 liters per 200 km and that was enough. Now this distance takes 19 liters. A little, but in fact I began to save.
• Andrey, Krasnoyarsk. I consider my Mitsubishi 1.6 manual to be the golden mean. It consumes little (7.8 liters on the highway, 9.7 in the city) and 117 horses are enough for the eyes. In fact, when overtaking, you almost never press the gas to the floor.
• Anatoly, Moscow. After purchasing a new Lancer 1.6 AT in 2012, it began to use only 95 gasoline. But over time I switched to 92nd. I didn’t notice any difference in dynamics, and consumption increased by some 0.5 liters on average. As it came out to be 10-10.5 liters in the mixture, that’s how it comes out.
• Ivan, Vyborg. Lancer 2011 I've been trying to save fuel for the last week, because... There are still 10 days until payday. I often coast, and it saves almost 2 liters on the highway (honestly). When I had money, the onboard showed 8.1 liters per hundred square meters. Now it comes out to about 6.6 liters.
• Georgy, Kirishi. Based on my experience, the Lancer 1.6 AT consumes no less gasoline than a Focus model with a similar configuration. But in terms of speed gain, the Mitsubishi will be noticeably better. On an empty highway outside the city you get 7.4 liters of diesel fuel. Not much, but it can also be more economical.

Mitsubishi Lancer 9th generation

The 9th generation Lancers rolled off the assembly line from 2003 to 2009 and were available in sedan and station wagon bodies. Although the Cedia model, which has been sold since 2000, is also considered to be a ninth-generation car. The engine line was represented by gasoline engines of 1.3 liters (69 hp), 1.6 liters (120 and 124 hp) and 2.0 liters (170 hp). In North America, cars with 2.4 liter engines (164 hp) were popular.

Reviews of the real consumption of Mitsubishi Lancer IX

• Anatoly, Moscow. I purchased a ninth generation Mitsubishi Lancer 2004 with a 1.5 liter engine. Of course, this sedan is far from a sports car, and the engine power is not for high speeds. But 6-7 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers is a very economical option.
• Sergey, St. Petersburg. I bought a car from the second owner, I had to work on it, but only a little, because Mitsubishi is a very high-quality equipment. The mechanical component is excellent. On good roads it consumes about 6-6.5 liters per hundred, even with air conditioning. Model 2007, 1.6, manual.
• Artem, N. Novgorod. Mitsubishi Lancer 2003, 1.5, manual. Before him, I drove a liter Matiz. Of course, these are completely different cars in terms of reliability, dynamics, and comfort. But they have one thing in common - consumption is from 5 to 7 liters. But the Lancer only needs 95 gasoline.
• Alexey, Saratov. My Mitsubishi Lancer has a 1.8 liter CVT engine. Of course, the power is at the level, and it accelerates without strain. If I drive alone, I spend about 11 liters in the city, but when four passengers are seated, it already goes up to 13-14 liters. It seems to me that this is too much.
• Boris, Omsk. I am the owner of a Mitsubishi Lancer 1.6, automatic transmission, 2008 model. When traveling long distances, I specifically measure fuel consumption. At a speed of 80-90 km/h it takes about 6.5 liters. The higher the speed, the higher the consumption. In the city it reaches 11 liters.
• Bogdan, Tula. Since I often have to travel around the country on business trips, I decided to buy a car. The criteria were: power, reliability, economical consumption. Mitsubishi Lancer of the ninth generation 2008 with a 1.8 engine came just in time. Within 100 km/h, about 9-10 liters are consumed, up to 150 km/h consumption increases to 14 liters.
• Stepan, Tambov. My Mitsubishi Lancer is equipped with a 1.6 liter engine paired with an automatic transmission. This car can rightfully be called a city car. Its consumption is very economical - on the highway 6-7 liters, in the city up to 10 liters of gasoline. Air conditioning and driving in traffic jams increase consumption just a little.

Dimensions of Mitsubishi Lancer 9:

Name Mixed driving cycle Urban driving cycle Country driving cycle CO2 emissions g km Fuel consumption l 100 km Fuel consumption l 100 km Fuel consumption l 100 km For sedan cars Models 1300 Basic equipment 155 6.5 8.5 5.3 Full equipment 157 6.6 8.6 5.4 Models 1600 Vehicles with manual transmission Basic equipment 160 6.7 8.8 5.5 Full equipment 163 6.8 9.0 5.6 Vehicles with automatic transmission 191 8.0 10.6 6.6 2000 Models Manual Transmission Vehicles 199 8.4 11.7 6.5 Automatic Transmission Vehicles 213 9.0 12.6 6.9 Station Wagon Models 1600 Manual Transmission Vehicles 166 7.0 8.9 5.8 Cars with automatic transmission Basic equipment 195 8.2 10.7 6.8 Full equipment 197 8.3 10.8 6.8 Models 2000 207 8.7 11.8 6, 9. Statistics for this configuration indicate that, according to official data, again, a car with such an engine should consume a maximum of 8.6 liters.

Model range 2008 © Mitsubishi pajero 38

The fuel consumption of the Mitsubishi Lancer will be 10.7 liters of gasoline per hundred in city driving, 7.6 liters on the highway and 9.4 liters in the combined driving cycle. 197 20 4200 Engine type In-line, 4-cylinder Fuel used Gasoline AI-95 Compression ratio 10 Cylinder diameter, mm 86 Piston stroke, mm 86 Supercharger Ecological engine type Euro-4 Number of valves per cylinder 4 Specific power, kg l.

Mitsubishi Lancer 10... See also

• Alexey, Kemerovo. I recently sold my tenth Lancer 1.5 AT 2011, and I don’t regret it. It doesn’t drive that fast, but it eats as if there’s a 2-liter unit under the hood. In a word, it turns out to be 8 liters on the highway in fourth gear. Maybe I'm being picky, but the same Corolla eats 6.5 liters.
• Timur, Vladimir. I have a 1.5 liter Lancer with manual transmission. For three years he went about his business, and for another two he fed me (I work in a taxi). Every day the mileage increases to 200 km. At this distance I fill 19-20 liters in the morning. And by evening the tank dries out. Year of release – 2010.
• Maxim, Anapa. The 1.5 AT unit is more suitable for city walks than for the race track. On the highway it picks up speed very quickly, but at one moment it freezes and then the speed drops sharply. But in big cities, moving 40-60 km/h, the consumption will be within 10-11 liters.
• Nikolay, Novgorod. I bought a 5-year-old Lancer 1.5 AT in 2014. I took it in the summer, so the entire warm season seemed like a fairy tale to me in terms of consumption (9.5 in mixed mode). But with the cold weather, another 2.5 liters per hundred increased. And this is already a bit much for such a leisurely engine.
• Sergey, Noginsk. I am amazed at those who count every 20 grams of gasoline and cry about high consumption. I myself drive a Lancer 1.5 MT 2010. Before that I drove VAZ 2109 and 2114. I didn’t notice any difference when switching to a Japanese car. Well, the same 9-10 liters come out. But in terms of dynamics, Mitsubishi will blow anyone's nose.

Mitsubishi Lancer 10th generation

At the beginning of 2007, the 10th generation Mitsubishi Lancer was introduced, which has a sportier look. Today, the production of hatchbacks and sedans continues. The model was updated in 2011. The choice of engines varies from a 1.5-liter 109-horsepower engine to a 2.0-liter 150-horsepower engine.

Reviews of the real consumption of Mitsubishi Lancer X

• Sergey, Nakhodka. I had a 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer with a 1.5-liter engine and an automatic transmission. I recently sold it because it doesn't have enough power and doesn't accelerate fast enough for me. But the consumption is such (8 liters outside the city), as if the engine was twice as powerful. There are cars with lower consumption, so I don’t regret selling them.
• Pavel, Ulyanovsk. In 2011 I bought a Mitsubishi Lancer 9, 2010, 1.5 l, manual. I have been riding for 5 years, of which I have been working as a taxi driver for two years. I drive 200 kilometers a day, 18-20 liters of gasoline are enough per day. I really like the car, there are no breakdowns.
• Andrey, Ust-Kamenogorsk. For a long time I had a 1.8-liter Toyota 2001. I wanted something newer, but from a different brand. Since I am a supporter of Japanese technology, I bought the latest generation Mitsubishi Lancer, 2010, automatic, 1.6. Toyota took 21-22 liters for 200 kilometers, the Lancer is a little more economical - 18-19 liters.
• Vladimir, Samara. Mitsubishi Lancer 1.6, 120 “horses”. For a quiet ride around the city, Lancer is the best option. It doesn’t stall, it overtakes confidently, and its maneuverability is on par. The engine power is enough for changing lanes and for country roads. And the consumption is small - 6-7 liters on the highway, 9-10 liters in the city.
• Rostislav, Moscow. I like to drive fast, so I took a Mitsubishi Lancer with a 2.4 liter engine in the hope of more power and good acceleration. It’s a pity that the rules have become stricter and fines are being issued more often. And consumption increases at speeds - up to 13 liters in summer and up to 16 liters in winter.
• Kirill, Bryansk. Mitsubishi Lancer 2013, 2.0 liter, manual. I'm an ordinary driver, not a racer, but not a slow-moving one either. The average speed on the highway is 120 km/h. At this speed, 7.5 liters of gasoline are consumed. In the city at night 10 liters, during the day with traffic jams 11-12 liters.
• Roman, Peter. I have a 2012 Mitsubishi Lancer, 1.8, CVT. I love speed, but I also want to save on costs. The car is just for people like me. On average I spend about 12 liters, which I consider quite normal for a car of this class.