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Fuel economy
mpg and l/100 km move in opposite directions. Higher mpg means lower consumption; higher l/100 km means higher consumption.
| Unit | Symbol | Formula |
|---|---|---|
| Litres per 100 kilometres | l/100 km | base |
| Kilometres per litre | km/l | km/l = 100 / l/100 km |
| Miles per US gallon | mpg US | mpg US = 235.214583 / l/100 km |
| Miles per imperial gallon | mpg imp | mpg imp = 282.480936 / l/100 km |
mpg and l/100 km move in opposite directions. Higher mpg means lower consumption; higher l/100 km means higher consumption.
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Citation note: UnitCloud, conversion with formula, sources current as of May 2026. Fuel economy. Source basis: NIST Guide to SI Appendix B.
Common questions
Which base unit does Fuel economy use?
UnitCloud normalises this family through l/100 km. That keeps tables, direct conversions and batch output consistent.
What is the most common mistake for Fuel economy?
mpg and l/100 km move in opposite directions. Higher mpg means lower consumption; higher l/100 km means higher consumption.
How does UnitCloud round?
UnitCloud keeps calculating with stored factors and rounds only the displayed output by selected precision.
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