Fuel economy

Convert l/100 km to MPG US

1 l/100 km = 235.215 MPG (US) · 1 MPG (US) = 235.215 l/100 km

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1 l/100 km = 235.215 MPG (US)

The same value in other units

kilometres per litre
100 km/l
miles per imperial gallon
282.481 MPG (UK)
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l/100 km to MPG US: conversion table

l/100 km to MPG US
litres per 100 km miles per US gallon
1 l/100 km 235.215 MPG (US)
2 l/100 km 117.607 MPG (US)
3 l/100 km 78.4049 MPG (US)
5 l/100 km 47.0429 MPG (US)
10 l/100 km 23.5215 MPG (US)
20 l/100 km 11.7607 MPG (US)
25 l/100 km 9.40858 MPG (US)
50 l/100 km 4.70429 MPG (US)
100 l/100 km 2.35215 MPG (US)
250 l/100 km 0.940858 MPG (US)
500 l/100 km 0.470429 MPG (US)
1000 l/100 km 0.235215 MPG (US)
MPG US to l/100 km
miles per US gallon litres per 100 km
1 MPG (US) 235.215 l/100 km
2 MPG (US) 117.607 l/100 km
3 MPG (US) 78.4049 l/100 km
5 MPG (US) 47.0429 l/100 km
10 MPG (US) 23.5215 l/100 km
20 MPG (US) 11.7607 l/100 km
25 MPG (US) 9.40858 l/100 km
50 MPG (US) 4.70429 l/100 km
100 MPG (US) 2.35215 l/100 km
250 MPG (US) 0.940858 l/100 km
500 MPG (US) 0.470429 l/100 km
1000 MPG (US) 0.235215 l/100 km

How the conversion works

This pair is not a multiplication. The two units move in opposite directions or through an angle, so the converter above computes it rather than applying a single factor.

At least one of these units is measured or conventional rather than defined, so the last digits of any answer carry that uncertainty.

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Results are calculated from the unit definitions stored in the converter, not copied from a lookup table. For exact units, every value in the table follows from the same factor shown in the formula above.

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