Calculate kilometers per liter, convert to L/100km or MPG, and estimate your fuel budget.
Standard European, Canadian, and global metric fuel efficiency calculation.
Total kilometers driven
Total liters of fuel pumped
Local fuel pump rate
The distance-over-volume metric standard across India, Japan, Southeast Asia, and South America.
Kilometers per liter (km/L) is widely used in Asia, India, South America, and parts of Africa to express fuel economy as distance traveled per unit volume of fuel.
km/L = Distance Driven (km) ÷ Fuel Consumed (Liters)
| KM/L | L/100km Equivalent | US MPG Equivalent | UK MPG Equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 km/L | 10.0 L/100km | 23.5 MPG | 28.2 MPG |
| 15 km/L | 6.67 L/100km | 35.3 MPG | 42.4 MPG |
| 20 km/L | 5.00 L/100km | 47.0 MPG | 56.5 MPG |
| 25 km/L | 4.00 L/100km | 58.8 MPG | 70.6 MPG |
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Divide total kilometers driven by liters of fuel consumed. Formula: Kilometers ÷ Liters = km/L.
Divide 100 by your km/L figure. For example: 100 ÷ 15 km/L = 6.67 L/100km.
Multiply your km/L figure by 2.35215. For example: 15 km/L × 2.35215 = 35.28 US MPG.
For small gasoline hatchbacks and motorcycles, 18 to 22 km/L is considered good. Hybrid sedans achieve 24 to 28 km/L, while compact SUVs average 12 to 16 km/L.