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Yes. Unnecessary acceleration, braking that wastes acquired speed and high speed can increase consumption. Anticipating traffic and driving smoothly can reduce it while maintaining safety. This effect is not limited to heavy vehicles. The question concerns combustion-engine fuel, rather than electricity consumption in a vehicle without such an engine.
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