On average, heavy trucks’ fuel economy in terms of litres/100km has a strong linear relationship with GVM It appears heavy trucks’ fuel economy in terms of litres/100km does not change with YoM This is the first time, CO 2 emissions per tonne-km have been studied for NZ’s heavy trucks Divide the number of miles driven by the amount of fuel used in litres (miles per litre) To convert the figure to miles per gallon multiply it by 4.544; Example. Frank does stages one and two above. His trip meter reads 160.1 miles when he next fills up. It takes 22.3 litres to fill his tank. Frank works out that his fuel consumption has been: Fuel consumption measures the amount of fuel a car consumes to go a specific distance. It is expressed in liters per hundred kilometers—or in countries that use the imperial system, gallons per 100 miles. For example, a Volkswagen Golf TDI Bluemotion has one of the best fuel consumption ratings, requiring just 3.17 litres to go 100 kilometers. The most fuel-efficient hybrid car: Toyota Yaris Cross 1.5 Hybrid. Real MPG Average 60.1mpg | Town 103.3mpg | Motorway 45.5mpg | Rural 70.5mpg. Take the ultra-efficient Toyota Yaris small car then Fuel economy divided by 100 is equal to the price of gasoline. Let’s take an example where the price of gasoline is R13.00 a liter right now and your car gets 12 liters of gas every 100 kilometers on average. 400 kilometers of driving will be included in your journey. The price of gasoline per kilometer is (12/100) x R13.00, or R0.156. PHEVs electrify many kilometers per year. Most PHEVs have type-approval all-electric ranges of 30–60 km and electrify 5,000–10,000 km a year. PHEVs with high all-electric ranges of 80 km or more achieve 12,000–20,000 km mean annual electric mileages, which is comparable to the annual mileage of the car fleet in Germany and the United States. Average fuel consumption of 10 litres per 100km Fuel use over 14,000km per year @ $2.10 per litre General maintenance and repairs of approx $950 per year Your runnning costs alone would be around 28 cents per kilometre. Car CC and Fuel Consumption: Additional Info: A car consumes a lot of fuel at speeds below, say, 40-50km/h, consumes the least fuel at speeds between 80km/h and 120km/h, then the consumption goes up again from 120km/h onwards. At 200km/h, it burns quite a lot of fuel. At 220km/h, it eats fuel in huge lumps. XYEYY.

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