Trip Fuel Cost: Distance ÷ Mileage × Price
A 360 km drive at 15 km/L needs 24 litres, and at ₹105 a litre that is ₹2,520. Find your own mileage, adjust for traffic, and split the cost fairly.
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A 360 km drive at 15 km/L needs 24 litres, and at ₹105 a litre that is ₹2,520. Find your own mileage, adjust for traffic, and split the cost fairly.
Over 500 km, a 20 km/L car burns 25 litres and a 15 km/L car burns 33.33. See how to compare in litres and rupees, and why km/L can mislead.
Driving range = litres of fuel × km per litre. A 35 L tank at 16 km/L gives 560 km on paper, and about 504 km if you keep a 10% reserve.
Divide miles driven by gallons added at the next fill-up: 312 miles on 11.6 US gallons is 26.9 mpg, or about 8.7 L/100 km. Here is the full method.
A car that covered 412 km on 28.4 litres managed 14.5 km/L, or about ₹6.9 per km at ₹100 a litre. Work out your own figure with the tank-to-tank method.
Divide the miles you drove by the gallons you burned: 300 miles on 10 US gallons is 30 mpg. See the full-tank method and the US vs UK gallon trap.
Explore our free calculators and apply these concepts to your own numbers.