How to use the Fuel Cost Calculator
- Enter the distance in kilometres.
- Enter your car's average in km per litre.
- Enter the fuel price per litre and choose one way or return.
- See the fuel needed, the cost and the cost per km.
How it's calculated
Show the formula
Fuel needed = distance ÷ mileage
Cost = fuel needed × price per litre
Cost = fuel needed × price per litre
Highway mileage is usually better than city mileage. Use your car's real average for best results.
Worked example
These are the example numbers the calculator opens with. Change any of them above to see your own result.
You enter
| Distance | 380 km |
|---|---|
| Mileage | 13 km/l |
| Fuel price per litre | Rs 265 |
| Trip type | Return trip |
You get
| Fuel cost | Rs 15,492 |
|---|---|
| Total distance | 760 km |
| Fuel needed | 58.46 litres |
| Cost per km | Rs 20 |
Tips
- Motorway driving usually gives better mileage than city traffic.
- AC use, heavy loads and high speed all increase fuel use.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find my car's mileage?
Fill the tank, note the odometer, drive normally, then refill. Divide the km driven by the litres added.
Is toll tax included?
No. Add motorway tolls separately.