In a remarkable achievement that sets a new benchmark for eco-driving, Vishnu Mehta, Mehul Patel, and Bipin Pancholi have broken the record for the lowest fuel consumption driving trans-India in a diesel car. Their incredible feat, achieved over the course of a 7-day journey from April 12 to April 18, 2019, saw them achieve a stunning fuel efficiency of just 3.3 litres per 100 km.
Driving through varied terrains and distances across India, the team demonstrated exceptional driving techniques, combining careful planning, efficient route selection, and optimal driving practices to achieve this outstanding fuel efficiency. The record-breaking drive highlights how diesel-powered vehicles can be driven efficiently, with minimal environmental impact.
This historic achievement sets a new standard for eco-conscious driving in India and showcases the power of innovative driving methods to reduce fuel consumption. As the first successful attempt at this record, the team’s accomplishment serves as an inspiration for environmentally-friendly driving practices across the country.
With a focus on sustainability and fuel efficiency, the team’s journey underscores the importance of adopting green driving techniques, paving the way for a more fuel-conscious and eco-friendly future on India’s roads.
