BAIC vehicles deliver a perfect balance of performance and economy tailored for modern South African drivers. As fuel prices continue to fluctuate, owning a vehicle that prioritises efficient fuel consumption isn’t just practical, it’s essential. BAIC understands this, which is why every model in our lineup is engineered to maximise mileage without compromising on the driving experience.
Lowering your fuel consumption not only saves you money but also benefits the environment. The first step is choosing the right, fuel-efficient vehicle that suits your needs. However, you can also significantly enhance your fuel economy – by up to 30% – through mindful driving habits and proper vehicle maintenance.
In the section below, we provide a detailed breakdown of fuel consumption figures for the entire BAIC range. This will help you compare models and find the one that meets your driving needs, proving once again that efficiency and affordability go hand in hand with BAIC.
BAIC Cars Fuel Efficiency Breakdown
| Model | Combined Fuel Consumption |
|---|---|
| BAIC Beijing X55 | 7.7 Litres per 100km |
| BAIC B40 Plus | 10.1 Litres per 100 km |
| Discontinued Models | |
| BAIC X25 | 6.5 Litres per 100km |
DISCLAIMER:
*All BAIC fuel consumption figures on this page are subject to our Fuel Consumption Disclaimer.
The BAIC fuel consumption figures listed on this page were accurate as of November 2024.
BAIC Fuel Economy Figure Explained
When reviewing BAIC fuel economy figures, you’ll notice three key ratings that offer a clear picture of how each vehicle performs in different driving scenarios:
- Urban Fuel Consumption Figures: Reflects how much fuel is used during stop-and-go city driving, where BAIC’s smart engineering ensures optimised fuel efficiency even in heavy traffic.
- Extra-Urban Fuel Consumption Figures: This reflects fuel efficiency on open roads, such as highways or country routes.
- Combined Fuel Consumption Figures: This is the most commonly referenced figure, calculated by weighting the urban and extra-urban fuel consumption figures, and then combining them to determine the overall average.
Fuel Efficiency Measurements
Fuel efficiency is most commonly measured in litres per 100 kilometres (L/100km), which indicates how many litres of fuel a vehicle uses to cover 100 km. This metric, often referred to as “fuel economy,” is simple: the lower the number, the more efficient the vehicle.
Another way to measure fuel consumption, though less common in South Africa, is kilometres per litre (km/L), which shows how far a vehicle can travel on one litre of fuel – the higher the number, the better the efficiency.
Curious About BAIC Fuel Efficiency?
If you’d like to learn more about BAIC’s fuel economy or see how our vehicles perform on the road, we’re here to assist. Visit any Group1 BAIC dealership in Alberton, Midrand, Edenvale or Stellenbosch to chat with our experts, or better yet, book a test drive and experience the fuel efficiency of a BAIC for yourself.
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