1 L/100 km
235.2146 mpg
mpg = 235.2145836 ÷ L/100 km. The two units work in opposite directions, so a higher L/100 km means a lower mpg.
One unit measures distance per fuel, the other fuel per distance, so you divide instead of multiply.
mpg = 235.2145836 ÷ L/100 km
Example: 8 L/100 km = 29.4 mpg.
Liters per 100 km is how much fuel a car uses to cover 100 km. Lower is better, so it works the opposite way to mpg.
US miles per gallon: how far a car travels on one US gallon. Higher is better.
mpg = 235.2145836 ÷ L/100 km.
Use the reverse formula: L/100 km = 235.2145836 ÷ mpg. Or press the ⇄ button on the converter.
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