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    Hyundai Santro Mileage: Claimed vs Real

    Published On Feb 08, 2019 12:25 PM By Sonny for Hyundai Santro

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    Hyundai claims a fuel efficiency figure of 20.3kmpl for the Santro. But does it deliver as much in the real world?

    The new Hyundai Santro marks the return of the Korean carmaker to the high-selling compact hatchback segment. Priced between Rs 3.9 lakh and Rs 5.65 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), the Santro seems to have been well received as it now commands a  three-month waiting period. It’s available with a petrol engine as well as a CNG option. You can even choose between a manual or AMT gearbox depending upon the variant. We recently tested the Santro in its petrol guise in both transmission avatars and noted the mileage it delivered per litre of fuel. Here are the numbers:

    Displacement

    1.1-litre

    Max power

    69PS

    Peak torque

    99Nm

    Transmission

    5MT/AMT

    Claimed fuel efficiency

    20.3 kmpl

     

    MT

    AMT

    Tested fuel efficiency (city)

    14.25 kmpl

    13.78 kmpl

    Tested fuel efficiency (highway)

    19.44 kmpl

    19.42 kmpl

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    Mileage

    50% in city and 50% on highway

    25% in city and 75% on highway

    75% in city and 25% on highway

    MT

    16.44 kmpl

    17.81 kmpl

    15.26 kmpl

    AMT

    16.12 kmpl

    17.61 kmpl

    14.85 kmpl

    You can read our Santro review here before you plan to buy one. The real-world fuel efficiency results reveal that the latest Santro falls drastically short of claims, which is expected since claimed figures are recorded under controlled conditions.

    New Hyundai Santro 2018: First Drive Review

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    If you drive predominantly in city conditions, then expect the Hyundai Santro to return around 15kmpl with the manual and around 0.5kmpl lower with the AMT over a longer duration. The figure can drop lower if your daily commute involves negotiating dense traffic. On the other hand, if your daily routine involves a route that is relatively empty, you can expect the overall fuel efficiency figure to go up by around 2.5kmpl in the manual variant and by around 3kmpl in the AMT option.

    Your findings may vary from ours as fuel efficiency differs with respect to driving conditions, car condition and driving style  too. If you’re an owner of the new Hyundai Santro, do share your findings in the comments section below.

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