Which of the following concepts does NOT correspond to an officially measured type of fuel consumption in vehicle homologation?

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For vehicle homologation, manufacturers measure and publish consumption based on standardized cycles. The three official consumption types are: Urban consumption: City driving with frequent stops. Highway consumption (or extra-urban): Fluid driving at higher speeds. Mixed consumption (or combined): A weighted average of the previous two. 'Anticipated real consumption' is a fabricated term that does not exist in technical vehicle regulations.

Which of the following concepts does NOT correspond to an officially measured type of fuel consumption in vehicle homologation?

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