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英里/加侖計算器
輸入行駛英里數和燃油用量，幾秒內計算出您的MPG。使用標籤頁估算旅行費用、比較兩輛車、追蹤年度燃油支出或進行MPG與L/100km的轉換。
Reference Table
| MPG | L/100km | km/L |
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Simple Process
How It Works
Three quick steps to understand your fuel efficiency.
Enter Your Data
Input the miles you drove and the fuel you used. Switch between US gallons, UK gallons, or litres.
Get Instant Results
See your MPG, fuel efficiency rating, CO₂ output, and metric equivalents — calculated in real time.
Plan & Save
Use Trip Cost and Fuel Savings tabs to estimate costs, compare vehicles, and find out exactly how much you could save.
快速參考
英里每加侖 — 參考表
常見MPG值及其L/100km和km/L當量，以及效率評級一覽。
來自部落格
燃油效率指南
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Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Miles per gallon (MPG) is a measure of fuel efficiency — how many miles your vehicle travels on one gallon of fuel. Higher MPG means better fuel economy and lower fuel costs.
Divide the miles driven by the gallons of fuel used. For example, if you drove 300 miles and used 10 gallons, your MPG is 300 ÷ 10 = 30 MPG.
Generally, 30+ MPG is considered good for a combined city/highway average. Compact cars often achieve 35–45 MPG, while larger SUVs and trucks typically range from 15–25 MPG. Hybrids can exceed 50 MPG.
Use the formula: L/100km = 235.214 ÷ MPG. For example, 30 MPG ≈ 7.84 L/100km. Our converter tab does this automatically.
No. UK gallons (Imperial gallons) are larger than US gallons. 1 UK gallon = 1.20095 US gallons. A car rated at 40 UK MPG is approximately 33.3 US MPG.
It depends on your annual mileage and gas price. At 15,000 miles/year and $3.50/gallon, improving from 25 to 26 MPG saves about $81/year. Use our Fuel Savings calculator to find your exact savings.
Key ways include: maintaining proper tire pressure, removing excess weight, using cruise control on highways, avoiding rapid acceleration/braking, keeping up with engine maintenance, and using the recommended motor oil grade.
The average new car sold in the US achieves around 26–28 MPG combined. The EPA tracks this — fuel economy has improved significantly over the past two decades from around 20 MPG in 2000.