I was thinking the same, they must pick a speed or rpm and give figures for each, not just show the best result for the new product. And 27kmh is a very low speed, might as well put a 150 on the boat 🤣. I have a SL26 with 300 hp 6.2 litre v8 stern drive with bravo 2 leg and between 30-50 kmh I’m getting 1.3 to 1.4 km per litre. That equates to 3000 to 3500 rpm. Over 3500 rpm fuel burn increases slightly but it’s still good for such a heavy boat. Around 60 kmh I get 1 km per litre wot is 75 kmh for .7 litre.

@@Cammo-vp1gl yep old mate that does these tests always seems to dind a creative way to make the motor hes paid to test sound better than previous ones hey. Even if it involves traveling at snail pace to get the right figueres

You can spin those figures as much as you like either way depending on your preferences.