An automobile can be advertised as using seven litres of fuel per hundred kilometres as long as it does so under any condition.

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Automobile manufacturers are required to conduct fuel efficiency tests under controlled conditions following specific protocols. The advertised fuel consumption should reflect the results obtained from these tests. It is illegal and misleading to advertise fuel consumption that does not reflect the typical usage conditions that a driver may encounter in real-world situations. Therefore, an automobile cannot be advertised as using seven litres of fuel per hundred kilometres as long as it does so under any condition.

An Automobile Can Be Advertised as Using Seven Litres of Fuel