Fuel consumption calculation formula

The fuel consumption calculation formula is fuel consumption per 100 kilometers (L/ 100km)= fuel consumption (L)÷ mileage corresponding to fuel consumption (km)* 100.

There is also an "official statement" about fuel consumption, which is the comprehensive fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology stipulates that car companies must stick the actual fuel consumption label on the car body before leaving the factory. The fuel consumption label of automobile means that light vehicles will be marked with three types of fuel consumption labels: urban working conditions, suburban working conditions and comprehensive working conditions. In addition, imported new cars should also be labeled with fuel consumption labels to facilitate consumers to identify the degree of fuel consumption or energy-saving effects. The actual vehicle fuel consumption is higher than that of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

Automobile fuel consumption

Through the average fuel consumption data directly given by the car, or through calculation, use such a small formula to measure the fuel consumption of 100 kilometers. But this calculation method is relatively simple and rude. After all, oil prices fluctuate, and the fuel tank size, road conditions and driving habits of each model are different, so it is not easy to compare.

The fuel consumption of a car has a lot to do with driving skills, road conditions and so on. In the process of driving, the acceleration of vehicle speed, or braking, throttle and other behaviors will increase the loss of fuel consumption, and some good driving habits can reduce the loss of fuel consumption. At these times, the instantaneous fuel consumption will become a variable, so it is necessary to drive under various road conditions as much as possible during the test, or conduct more tests to find its average value.