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Trip fuel cost is estimated from distance, vehicle efficiency, and fuel price, with the selected measurement system made explicit.
Supports L/100 km, km/L, US mpg, and Imperial mpg — clearly labelled.
US and Imperial gallons are not interchangeable. Select the system that matches your vehicle's fuel economy rating. Currency selection labels amounts only and does not use exchange rates.
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Trip fuel cost is estimated from distance, vehicle efficiency, and fuel price, with the selected measurement system made explicit.
Enter the trip distance, choose an efficiency unit, enter efficiency and fuel price, then review litres and cost.
Fuel used is the estimated volume for the trip; trip cost multiplies that volume by the entered price.
A 300 km trip at 7 L/100 km uses about 21 litres.
The estimate assumes steady efficiency and one-way distance. Traffic, terrain, load, and return trips change real usage.
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