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  • Q. What is the mileage difference between normal and automatic petrol version - Grand i10?

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    Rohan
    Rohan | 5 years ago

    The automatic would give you 2 to 3 Kms lesser than manual in any brand , the main reason being the automatic is a 4 speed gearbox and manual comes with 5 speed.

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    Tapan
    Tapan | 5 years ago

    First, my car is old i10 Sports AT 2009 model. My city driving average fuel efficiency is 10km/litre with AC on full time. I have got 13KM/litre on highway trip.

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    Abhijeet
    Abhijeet | 5 years ago

    Manual 16kmpl automatic 13kmpl

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