Fuel Cost Calculator

Liters needed = (distance in km × consumption in L/100km) / 100. E.g.: 500 km with consumption 7 L/100km → (500 × 7) / 100 = 35 liters. Total cost is then: liters × price per liter.

A modern compact car consumes about 5-7 L/100km on the highway. A medium SUV about 8-11 L/100km. A hybrid car can go down to 4-5 L/100km. WLTP values declared by manufacturers are often optimistic; in real use you can add 15-20%.

Main strategies: drive at constant speed (optimal ~90 km/h on highway), properly inflated tires (saves ~3%), avoid sudden accelerations, reduce unnecessary loads, use cruise control, fill up at low-cost stations.

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