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Fuel Consumption Converter
Fuel economy is a reciprocal relation: fewer litres per 100 km is better, the opposite of km/L and mpg. Conversion is therefore 100 Γ· value, not a plain factor.
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About this category: Fuel Consumption
Fuel economy is a reciprocal relation: fewer litres per 100 km is better, the opposite of km/L and mpg. Conversion is therefore 100 Γ· value, not a plain factor.
Fuel economy is reciprocal: fewer L/100 km is better, the opposite of km/L and mpg.
Practical uses
- Comparing vehicle fuel economy
- Trip fuel-cost estimation
- Energy-efficiency standards
Available units
| Unit | Name | Definition | Classification |
|---|---|---|---|
| L/100km | Liters per 100 km | The common European consumption measure. | Special |
| km/L | Kilometers per Liter | Distance travelled per litre of fuel. | Special |
| mpg (US) | Miles per US Gallon | The US fuel-economy measure (US gallon). | Special |
| mpg (UK) | Miles per Imperial Gallon | The UK fuel-economy measure (larger imperial gallon). | Special |
| L/km | Liters per Kilometer | Litres consumed per single kilometre. | Special |
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