7 Most Economical Cars in Kenya
Fuel prices in the world skyrocketed in 2020 because of Covid-19 that caused hiccups in the supply chain. The situation affected the economy thus causing a lot of trouble in the lifestyle of many people. As a result, motorists look for the most economical cars that can save some money. It is no longer that time when you can boast with high-end cars that lead you to devastating life.
If you are looking for fuel efficient car then look no further, you are in the right place. Keep reading and you will get your choice.
Honda Fit
Honda is a common car on Kenyan roads. Its popularity is majorly due to its popularity and reliability. It consumes 2.7 liters per 100kms on average thus making it an economical car that you can consider purchasing. A new one costs at least ksh.800,000 depending on the model. Honda has a good interior that makes it comfortable.
Mazda Demio
Demio has i-stop technology that has close similarities to that found in Vitz. With that technology, it automatically shuts the car when in traffic and re-activates it immediately if you need to move. The fuel consumption of Demio is approximately 21km/L. Although fuel consumption depends on various parameters, it won’t vary so much from the average figure mentioned.
Toyota Vitz
Vitz is another decent brand from Toyota that derives its name from the German word “Witz” which means clever. The 1300cc version gives a sizeable amount of power. It uses fuel at an average rate of 26.5km/L which makes it an efficient car. To improve on the figures, you can install LPG kit on it. The efficiency of this car comes about by two things. One is the stop-start idling system that helps conserve fuel in traffic. Second, is the light weight of the car of around one ton.
Toyota Prius
Driven modestly, Toyota Prius is fuel efficient as it uses fuel at an average rate of 25Km/L. Considering its weight of 1.3 Tons, it’s efficient. Toyota Prius has a global presence with high sales making it liked by many people. It comes with a 1,800 cc engine that delivers power to the wheels.
Nissan March
The most distinguishing feature in Nissan March is the pair of large headlights that extend to the wing-tops. This car is one of the most economical cars that consumes fuel at 21km/L on average. It’s a 3-cylinder engine with 1.0L to 1.5L capacity.
Toyota Passo
On average, the Toyota Passo gets 22.5km/L. This makes it one of the most cost-effective automobiles in Kenya. It consumes less gasoline than most of the other vehicles.
Mazda Axella
With Mazda Axella, you get 16.4Km/L on average. The amazing exteriors and interiors in the Beast offer wonderful experiences.
If you are looking to import a car, you can seek the services of a company like SBT Japan among others to know how you can do it. As well, you can purchase from local firms.
