Jeep Compass Fuel Efficiency User Reviews

After owning the Jeep Compass for over a year, I have come to appreciate its blend of off road prowess and city style comfort. It is a vehicle that screams adventure, yet does not shy away from the urban landscape. The 2.0 liter Multijet diesel engine is a powerhouse, offering 170 horsepower, easily handling both highways and rugged paths with a smooth 9 speed automatic transmission. The fuel efficiency, however is where I felt the pinch averaging about 14-16 kmpl, which is little bit less than ideal for daily commutes in India.

After owning the Jeep Compass for over a year, I have come to appreciate its blend of off road prowess and city style comfort. It is a vehicle that screams adventure, yet does not shy away from the urban landscape. The 2.0 liter Multijet diesel engine is a powerhouse, offering 170 horsepower, easily handling both highways and rugged paths with a smooth 9 speed automatic transmission. The fuel efficiency, however is where I felt the pinch averaging about 14-16 kmpl, which is little bit less than ideal for daily commutes in India.

I recently took a spin in the Jeep Compass from Mumbai to Pune. While its style and comfort are commendable, the fuel efficiency falls slightly short. Despite the company claiming 15 km/hr, I found it averaging around 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on highways. However, its all-wheel-drive capability and safety features like airbags ensure a secure ride. Perfect for small families, but city driving might be a tad heavy on the fuel tank.

If you love adventure, the 4WD option is fantastic for handling rough terrain. It has Plush seats and a well-designed cabin make for a comfortable ride. It has features like airbags, traction control, and other safety tech to keep you protected. Fuel efficiency isn't great, especially in the city. Acceleration might feel tough, especially if you're used to a zippy car. The suspension can be a bit stiff on uneven roads.

After owning the Jeep Compass for over a year, I have come to appreciate its blend of off road prowess and city style comfort. It is a vehicle that screams adventure, yet does not shy away from the urban landscape. The 2.0 liter Multijet diesel engine is a powerhouse, offering 170 horsepower, easily handling both highways and rugged paths with a smooth 9 speed automatic transmission. The fuel efficiency, however is where I felt the pinch averaging about 14-16 kmpl, which is little bit less than ideal for daily commutes in India.

After owning the Jeep Compass for over a year, I have come to appreciate its blend of off road prowess and city style comfort. It is a vehicle that screams adventure, yet does not shy away from the urban landscape. The 2.0 liter Multijet diesel engine is a powerhouse, offering 170 horsepower, easily handling both highways and rugged paths with a smooth 9 speed automatic transmission. The fuel efficiency, however is where I felt the pinch averaging about 14-16 kmpl, which is little bit less than ideal for daily commutes in India.

I recently took a spin in the Jeep Compass from Mumbai to Pune. While its style and comfort are commendable, the fuel efficiency falls slightly short. Despite the company claiming 15 km/hr, I found it averaging around 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on highways. However, its all-wheel-drive capability and safety features like airbags ensure a secure ride. Perfect for small families, but city driving might be a tad heavy on the fuel tank.

If you love adventure, the 4WD option is fantastic for handling rough terrain. It has Plush seats and a well-designed cabin make for a comfortable ride. It has features like airbags, traction control, and other safety tech to keep you protected. Fuel efficiency isn't great, especially in the city. Acceleration might feel tough, especially if you're used to a zippy car. The suspension can be a bit stiff on uneven roads.