Let us remind the fans that Lada Largus is a small-format universal state employee, which was developed by AvtoVAZ with the direct participation of specialists from Renault-Nissan. This is reflected in the appearance of the car, since it is a derivative of the popular Dacia Logan MCV modification. The positive aspect of the universal "Russian woman" is its adaptability to domestic road conditions. This car is able to please with a spacious interior, a modern look of the body and a roomy luggage compartment. It is these qualities that today form the basis of the priority of the car over the category of practical owners.

You should not ignore such an actual indicator as gasoline consumption. In the Lada Largus station wagon, this parameter directly depends on the version of the power plant. Also, a special contribution to the level of consumption traditionally makes driving style.

The motors of this domestic car

For the power units with which AvtoVAZ kindly completes its station wagons, the developers used 4-cylinder blocks. The working volume of all "fiery hearts" is 1.6 liters.

There are such versions of motors:

1. "K7M" - a unit with a head design of 1.6 8 valves, and capable of reproducing power of 84 "forces". The engine is produced at the Romanian branch of "Automobile Dacia", owned by Renault.
2. "K4M" - version 1.6 16 valves, produced at the European enterprise "Renault Espana". The power parameter of the unit reaches 105 liters. with. Also, an analogue of this motor is produced in the conditions of the domestic division of OAO AvtoVAZ. It is this option that ensures compliance with the EURO-5 regulation, although it has slightly lost its potential in characteristics (power - 102 hp, and torque - 145 N * m).
3. The engine is from VAZ (code - "11189"), which has a traditional design with a head 1.6 8 valves and can generate power of 87 hp. with.

We repeat that the consumption of gasoline directly depends on the version of the engine.

Consider the option with the motor "K7M"

LADA Largus with this version of the engine boasts a speed of 155 km per hour. Accelerating dynamics is not strong point of this modification, because the first “hundred” is “exchanged” after 16.5 seconds. The fuel consumption regulated by the manufacturer is:

• for the urban cycle, the fuel consumption rate is at least 12.3 liters;
• on country roads, the fuel consumption rate is about 7.2 liters;
• in mixed mode - about 7.5 liters.

What is the K4M engine capable of?

This unit allows the domestic station wagon to achieve accelerating dynamics at 13.5 seconds. The maximum speed is slightly higher and reaches 165 km per hour.

The fuel consumption level declared by the manufacturer is as follows:

• city ​​- 11.8 liters;
• track - about 6.7 liters;
• mixed mode - approximately 8.4 liters.

Largus with domestic unit "11189"

With such a power plant, Lada Largus is able to demonstrate unenviable dynamics, because the car accelerates to the first “hundred” after 15.4 seconds. The maximum speed indicator will not please either, since 157 km per hour today is unlikely to surprise anyone.

Let's move on to spending:

• urban mode will require 12.4 liters;
• you can save money on the highway - the consumption is 7.0 liters;
• combined cycle - about 7.7 liters.

Real fuel consumption for Largus

Practice shows that the indicated indicators of Lada Largus can differ significantly, in most cases upward, especially on a 1.6 16-valve engine. This circumstance is influenced by factors such as:

• the mode in which the car was run in;
• driving style (aggressive style predictably increases the level of consumption);
• the use by the owner of Lada Largus of additional equipment, especially the climate system, which increases the load on power plant(recall that the included air conditioner is able to increase the consumption rate to about 1 liter per 100 km of the distance traveled);
• malfunctions directly in the power unit;
• the use of low-quality fuel;
• operation in winter conditions, especially without the possibility of sufficiently warming up the unit.

This video shows changes in fuel consumption of Lada Largus in real traffic:

Also, the flow of cars itself can affect the level of consumption, because frequent jerks from a stop in traffic jams contribute to increased consumption.

Fuel consumption on the highway

To achieve certain savings, you should adhere to the speed limit indicated by state regulations. Formation of the actual fuel consumption occurs in various driving modes, during which the speed can increase from 30 km per hour to a significant 130 km per hour. The average speed indicator for LADA Largus is approximately equal to 77 km per hour.

Important! Based on the analysis, built on numerous reviews that operated the Largus owners, it is possible to draw a conclusion regarding the average fuel consumption. So, it is for this station wagon that it is about 7.2 liters.

Real fuel consumption of Largus in urban conditions

If the driver has set himself the goal of determining the actual level of fuel consumption of his station wagon LADA Largus, then for the purity of the experiment he will need to resort to the following measures:

• intentionally get stuck in a traffic jam;
• be in the flow during rush hour;
• stand idle at traffic lights or find a street with the maximum number of such control devices;
• do not forget about the need for a constantly working air conditioner.

Such driving conditions, according to accumulated statistics, can lead to a real level of urban consumption, equal to about 13.3 liters per "hundred" of mileage.

Additional useful information about Lada fuel consumption

If you resort to surveys on the Internet, then the owners of Largus testify:

• 33% of the respondents were in favor of fuel consumption per 100 km at the level of 8-9 liters;
• 26% insisted on a consumption rate of 9-10 liters;
• 15% indicated a consumption level of 10-11 liters;
• and only 10% remained of the opinion that the real fuel consumption per 100 km is about 11-12 liters (about 8 liters for the highway).

For Lada Largus, fuel consumption per 100 km according to the passport is 10 liters. And this is an urban cycle, not a mixed one or something else. It's talking about a 16-valve. So, according to the BC, at first the car consumed 12 liters, and a week later the consumption was 10.5 liters, but this is already a mixed cycle. Passport says 7.9. Question: what's wrong? Maybe the VAZ BC is just lying?

Real fuel consumption figures and figures in technical specifications

You need to understand for yourself: not a single manufacturer indicates real fuel consumption figures. We are talking about measurements carried out according to a certain methodology, in order to then use the result to compare cars, different configurations, etc.

Improving your driving style in the first month of break-in

After running in, fuel consumption on Lada Largus can be 7 or less than 7 liters per hundred. Here we are talking about driving on the highway and a 16-valve engine.

The photo shown above is screenshots of the BC display real car. We do not need to fake the results, besides, these results do not reach the “passport” ones.

Passport data of gasoline consumption by car Lada Largus

For example, consider and compare two tables. One will show the fuel consumption of the Lada Largus, the other will show the figures for the Dacia Loan MCV station wagon.

Above are data from AvtoVAZ, and in the following table - the figures declared by Renault.

Let's analyze what we see:

• Lada Largus and Dacha Logan MCV are the same car. In the version with a 16-valve internal combustion engine, the flow rate must be the same, that is, the numbers in the top line of the two tables must match. But there are differences, and noticeable ones.
• None of the tables can be guided during operation. However, helpful information the passport data still contains: you can compare different configurations, as well as indicators "for the city" and "for the highway".

How to use tables? Example 1

The reader asked if the fuel consumption is too high, that is, if it meets the standards. For Lada Largus, fuel consumption rates are not given anywhere, just like for any other car. Now let's look at how to use passport data:

1. Suppose that when driving along the highway, the BC showed a consumption of 7.4 liters. We find our equipment in the table, we see the number 6.7 there. Then there will be a proportion: 6.7 is related to 7.4, as 10.1 is to X.
2. The number X is equal to 11.2 - this is the consumption rate in the city, but only for this car, for which on the track the readings were "7.4".

A car with the parameters that were indicated really exists. Its mileage is 30,000 km.

Test Largus with K4M engine

We use tables again for our own purposes. Example 2

Motor 11189 - more economical than the "FrenchK7 M». Proof:

1. We take any column from the Renault table;
2. We normalize the upper number to the VAZ numbers: 7.9 refers to 7.5, as 8.2 refers to X.
3. X = 8.6. This value would have been obtained if the same methodology was used for the K7M motors - the same as for the ICE 11189 and K4M (top table).

The number 8.6 is greater than 8.2. So we compared the two motors. In reality, for Lada Largus, fuel consumption will be different, both with the VAZ and with the French 8-valve.

On reducing fuel consumption during the running-in process

Details on how to reduce the cost of Lada Largus in the material:

Imagine: there is a certain test route on which measurements are taken. As the mileage increases, the economy changes:

• For a run of 30,000 km, the figure will be 9.3 liters per 100 km;
• For 60,000 km on the same route, other figures will be obtained - 8.3 liters per 100 km.

By these figures, you can roughly judge when the break-in ends.

All figures above refer to a real car with a K4M engine.

Consumption in the city for a 16-valve Lada Largus, an example in the video

Lada Largus is a joint project of our AvtoVAZ and French Renault. The car is available in three bodies: station wagon, crossover and van. All of them have a different amount of space for both passengers and cargo. The first machines went on sale in 2012. Production continues to this day.

Official data (l/100 km)

The main engine for all bodies is a 1.6-liter unit. Its younger version with 8 valves can produce 87 horsepower. Fuel consumption per 100 km of this configuration is 8.2 liters. There is also a version for 16 valves, the power of which is already 102 horsepower. Its basic consumption rate is at around 7.9 liters. It was also planned to install another version of the engine, which would have a volume of 1.8 liters and a power of 122 horsepower. However, they installed it only in new models - and X Ray. All engines are paired with manual transmission which has five modes of operation.

Owner reviews

“I took the car for work. I really liked the option, as it is not expensive, and there is also a lot of space for both passengers and cargo. The design is very attractive, which is surprising for our cars. Surprised and interior equipment, which boasts many useful features that allow you to relax on the road. I have never been able to load it to the maximum, there is more than enough space. The engine did not disappoint either. Although there are few forces, it rides quite cheerfully, even with a high load. And eats little fuel, average consumption is at a level of 8 liters,” writes Konstantin from Tula.

Leave such a review about Lada Largus Dmitry from Voronezh:

“I have been driving for three years now. It's very hard to find fault with something. The only thing that does not suit me is poor sound insulation, due to which engine noise and other sounds from the street are heard. Everything else is top notch. I like the way the interior is made. As if everything is simple, but there are a lot of functions and everything is right at your fingertips. Very comfortable lounge, which is nice to be, and it does not matter if you are a driver or a passenger. Since I work as a courier, it was important for me to have a large amount of free space. Here it is enough for the eyes. The motor is rather weak, but I’m not going to arrange races on this car, so it’s enough for me to calmly drive from one end of the city to the other. My gas consumption is up to 10 liters.

“At one time he built a house on his site. Especially in order to carry building materials, I bought Largus from my hands. Yes, it was possible to take something cheaper and easier, but it is important for me that I do not strain on the way and do not repair the car after each trip. This model has never let me down. I built the house a few months ago, but I still can’t tear myself away from the car. It looks nice, not as simple as many semi-trucks. I can also say about the salon. I can comfortably transport both a large number of people and goods. Everything is done here with inexpensive materials, but with high quality. There are also many useful features. One downside is the motor. It is a bit weak, especially felt on the highway, and also has a high consumption, which I have is 12 liters, ”Roman from Tolyatti says about his car.

"Never liked our cars, but I needed a big one and roomy car which would not cost much. A friend gave me a ride on his Largus, and I had only pleasant impressions from the car. Bought it without hesitation. There are really a lot of places. Now I am transporting various goods to shops and still manage to drop a few acquaintances along the way. I like the interior, which is made of pleasant materials. Disappointing only soundproofing, which, in fact, is not. You can hear absolutely everything that happens on the street. The motor is enough to calmly drive around the city. I have never been on the track. The real consumption of the car is about 12 liters, which is a little more than what is written in the passport,” says Kirill from Novgorod.

“I often travel from one city to another for work. Especially for these tasks, I bought Largus for myself, since sometimes you have to carry several people with you, as well as a bunch of things. Here she has no equal. Free places just wagon. Even when the car is completely packed, no one complains about comfort, everyone is always comfortable and spacious. enough powerful motor, which manages to cheerfully drag it all at a decent speed, consuming only 8 liters on the track, ”writes Vladimir from Orenburg.

“I took myself Largus for trips out of town, which I make quite often with my family. He can afford to take absolutely any thing - everything will fit. And the seats for passengers will not even be affected. I really like the interior, which is made, though simple, but very functional. The motor also stands out. With a small power, it is able to give good speed. At the same time, its consumption does not exceed 10 liters, ”Peter from Rostov left such a review.

Volume power unit engine Lada Largus, the license for the production of which AvtoVAZ acquired from the French concern Renault back in 2008, is 1.6 liters. In a modification with 8 valves, the power is 84 horsepower. Max speed acceleration of this type of engine is 156 kilometers per hour.

In modification with seven-seat saloon, the characteristics of the engine are almost the same, however, it has a slightly higher power compared to the previous one (by three horsepower).

A line with engines for 16 valves is also produced, they are installed on both five- and seven-seater Largus. The acceleration time of such an engine to 100 kilometers per hour is 13.5 seconds, which is 2 seconds faster than the 87-horsepower one. The maximum speed of this modification is 165 kilometers per hour.

Passport data regarding fuel consumption of Lada Largus

As follows from the technical documentation of the model in question, the amount of gasoline consumed on various types of engines according to the passport is somewhat different:

• for an eight-valve engine, power is 84 liters. with. it is 12.3 liters per 100 kilometers in city driving mode, and 7.5 liters for the same distance when driving on the highway;
• for the same engine, the power is 87 hp. with. this figure is 12.4 and 7.7 liters, respectively;
• for a sixteen-valve engine, fuel consumption will be 11.5 and 7.5 liters, respectively, according to the passport.

New model Lada Largus Cross

Released in 2015 the new kind in the Lada Largus line. Cross in its type is classified as an SUV, this is caused by an increase in the clearance between the body and the road surface. This car equipped gasoline engine volume of 1.6 liters per 105 horsepower.

The gasoline consumption figures for this vehicle correspond to the characteristics of a sixteen-valve engine.

Reviews of car owners

As you know, passport data often do not quite correspond to those that car owners subsequently record during operation. The reasons for this are known to all, and it is hardly worth talking about it again and again. However, it is possible, and even necessary, to analyze the reviews of real owners of Lada Largus.

Most car owners state a slight excess of fuel consumption over passport data. So, judging by their reviews on the forums of car owners on the Internet, for engines with a capacity of 84 horsepower, the actual consumption of gasoline when moving around the city is 12.5 liters per 100 kilometers around the city, and when traveling on the highway - 8 liters. On average, the volume of consumption in mixed mode will be about 9.5 liters per 100 kilometers.

Practically the same indicators are for 87-horsepower engines in both modes, on average, they consume up to 10 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers.

The 105-horsepower Lada Largus engines in mixed mode consume 9-10 liters of gasoline per 100 kilometers, while driving around the city - up to 13 liters, and on the highway, judging by the reviews of the owners, the figure ranges from 7 to 9 liters.

Methods for reducing fuel consumption of Lada Largus

As you know, there is no universal remedy that allows you to reduce the fuel consumption of your car, however, as experienced motorists note, there is still a certain set of possible measures. Among those:

• tuning and chip tuning cars;
• refueling with high-quality gasoline;
• installation of gas-balloon equipment (GBO).

Lada Largus is a Russian budget station wagon. The car has a number of advantages: spaciousness, safety, relatively high dynamic performance. But for the average Russian driver, gasoline consumption is a very important criterion.

Passport fuel consumption for Lada Largus differs from the actual one. Therefore, for each owner of Largus, the fuel cost indicator may vary. Actual consumption depends on many factors: specifications engine, driving pace of the driver, car mileage, fuel quality. For the rational use of the Lada car, the driver must know these factors, as well as understand the structure fuel system. After all, there are times when it is necessary to drain the fuel, clean the system or replace the fuel pump.

Passport consumption indicators of Lada Largus

Russian station wagon Largus Available with three options for gasoline powertrains.

The first unit from the Renault-Nissan K7M concern reaches its maximum power at 5.5 thousand rpm, and the peak torque of 124 Nm occurs already at 3 thousand rpm. The engine is equipped with 4 cylinders and 8 valves. The maximum speed is 156 km / h, and a hundred is overcome in 14 and a half seconds. Passport consumption of gasoline is 12.3 liters per 100 km in the city, 7.5 liters when driving on the highway and 9.3 liters in mixed mode.

The VAZ motor is gaining peak power at 5.1 thousand rpm. The maximum torque of 140 Nm occurs at 3.8 thousand rpm. The number of valves is also 8, and 4 cylinders are arranged in a row. The maximum speed and acceleration time to 100 km / h are equal to those of the K7M. Fuel consumption according to the passport: 10.6 / 6.7 / 8.2 liters.

The most powerful Largus engine is a 105-horsepower 16-valve Renault K4M unit. The volume is also equal to 1.6 liters, the peak of thrust occurs when it reaches 5.75 thousand rpm. The limiting torque of 148 Nm is achieved at 3.75 thousand rpm. The maximum speed is 165 km / h, acceleration to hundreds occurs in 13.1 seconds. Gasoline costs: 10.1 / 6.7 / 7.9 liters.

All three units operate in a multiport fuel injection system with electronic control. When asked what kind of gasoline to fill in, the instruction manual says the answer is that it is recommended to use gasoline with an octane rating of at least 95. Less powerful engines emit the amount of harmful gases that do not exceed the Euro 5 standard. The 105-horsepower engine fits into the Euro 4 environmental standard.

The volume of the gas tank for all units is 50 liters.

What determines the actual consumption of gasoline

Factors affecting the actual consumption:

• - engine power;
• - number of valves;
• - volume of cylinders;
• - timeliness of gear shifting;
• - pressure on the gas pedal;
• - A/C on or windows open.

Even according to the passport data of the car, it is clear that the technical characteristics of the engine affect what the fuel consumption rate will be. Depending on the number of valves and power, gasoline costs change. The fuel consumption of Largus 16 valves and Largus 8 valves is significantly different. The French 16-valve consumes 0.5 liters less in the city than the VAZ-11189 and 2.2 liters less than the K7M.

Same story with power. With a 105-horsepower engine, the passport consumption of Lada Largus gasoline per 100 km in the combined cycle is only 7.9 liters. For 87-horsepower and 84-horsepower units, this figure is 8.2 and 9.3 liters, respectively. The working volume of the cylinders also affects fuel consumption, but in this case it is equal to 1598 cm3 for all three engines. The actual fuel consumption of Lada Largus with different engines will also differ.

How many liters of gasoline is spent depending on the driving style? Big expense observed among those drivers who accelerate the car by sharply pressing the trigger into the floor. In this case, a rapid increase in engine speed is formed; for this, the maximum amount of the explosive mixture must enter the cylinders in a short time. And city driving is characterized by a ragged pace. The influence of frequent stops at traffic lights and a quick start from a place have a noticeable effect on fuel consumption.

But too little rpm on the tachometer increases the actual consumption of gasoline. When driving uphill, you must turn on downshift, because otherwise you will have to press the gas pedal to the floor in order to gain the desired number of revolutions. The most acceptable indicator on the Largus tachometer: 2200–2500 rpm. At this pace, the engine does not “choke”, it picks up good dynamics and consumes less gasoline. Provided that Lada is equipped with a 5-speed gearbox, optimal and economical speed mode for driving - 90 km / h.

AT summer time you can reduce fuel costs by switching to neutral gear. During a long descent, extra pressure on the gas pedal leads to an unnecessary waste of gasoline. But such a trick is allowed only in the summer on a dry road. In winter, the use of "neutral" is unacceptable, because this leads to a skid of the car.

When using the air conditioner, more gasoline is consumed by 5-10%. And fast driving along the highway with open windows increases aerodynamic resistance, and as a result, Largus consumes 0.1–0.5 liters more. The amount of fuel consumption is affected by the number of kilometers traveled. With an increase in mileage, Largus undergoes a run-in and consumption decreases.

For Lada Largus, fuel consumption per 100 km depends on a complex of factors. Rational operation of the car helps to save on fuel.