Hi Lewis,

That's not an easy one to answer accurately, I'm afraid. It will depend massively on a number of factors, including (but not limited to) how fast you drive, your driving style, the type of road you are driving on, the condition of your car - including tyres - and which model specifically you have. The 1.0-litre version of that year officially used 5.4 litres/100km when new, but I doubt you'd get that now. As a very rough estimate, I'd suggest a figure closer to 7.0 litres/100km is realistic, meaning under two litres of fuel for 26 kilometres.