Guides & Tips
Destinator Fuel Consumption: Engine Facts and Saving Tips
By Richard Cuagdan, Mitsubishi Sales Executive ·
Quick answer: Mitsubishi Motors Philippines does not publish an official km/L figure for the Destinator. Fuel use depends on traffic, load, speed and driving style; a test drive with the trip computer gives you a real-world feel.
Fuel cost is a fair question before buying a 7-seater. Here is what we know about the Destinator engine and what affects how much fuel you use. Get a Destinator quote on the variants page.
Engine facts
- 1.5L 4B40 turbocharged gasoline engine, Euro 4
- 163 PS and 250 N-m
- CVT, front-wheel drive
- 45 L fuel tank, RON 95 and over
According to Mitsubishi Motors Philippines. No official km/L figure is published, so this page does not quote one.
What affects fuel consumption
- Traffic: stop-and-go city traffic uses more fuel than steady NLEX driving
- Load: seven passengers and luggage add weight
- Speed: steady, moderate speeds use less fuel
- Tires and maintenance: correct tire pressure and on-time PMS help
- Aircon and idling: long idling with the AC on adds up
Saving tips
Accelerate smoothly, anticipate stops, and plan trips outside peak hours. More in fuel saving tips.
See it on the trip computer
The best answer is your own route. Ask for a test drive in San Jose del Monte and watch the trip computer.
Your next step
Compare the numbers, then see the Destinator in person in San Jose del Monte.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the official Destinator km/L?
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines does not publish an official fuel economy figure for the Destinator, so this page does not quote one.
What fuel does the Destinator use?
Gasoline, RON 95 and over, according to Mitsubishi Motors Philippines. The tank holds 45 L.
Does the turbo use more fuel?
It depends on how you drive. Smooth, steady driving uses less fuel; hard acceleration uses more.
How can I check fuel use before buying?
Ask for a test drive in SJDM and watch the trip computer on your usual route.