Winter Fuel Efficiency Drops Drivers Notice Late
Winter Fuel Efficiency Drops Drivers Notice Late
IN · Published Jan 20, 2026
• Colder temperatures increase air density, causing your car's engine to use more fuel to maintain the right mixture.
• Engine oil thickens in winter, increasing friction and forcing the engine to work harder, reducing fuel efficiency.
• Regular maintenance, proper tire pressure, and mindful driving habits can help improve your car's fuel efficiency during winter.
Drivers notice fuel efficiency drop in winter
Many drivers notice their car needs more frequent trips to the petrol pump during the winter months as the chilly winds of winter sweep.
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