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Fuel economy · inverse · base litres per 100 km
L/100km to km/L
1 litres/100 km = 100 km/L. km/L and L/100km are reciprocals — the conversion divides rather than multiplies, so a bigger number in one means a smaller number in the other.
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inverse · base litres per 100 km
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L/100km to km/L table
| litres/100 km | km/L | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 L/100km | 100 | km/L |
| 2 L/100km | 50 | km/L |
| 3 L/100km | 33.3333333333 | km/L |
| 5 L/100km | 20 | km/L |
| 10 L/100km | 10 | km/L |
| 20 L/100km | 5 | km/L |
| 25 L/100km | 4 | km/L |
| 50 L/100km | 2 | km/L |
| 100 L/100km | 1 | km/L |
| 500 L/100km | 0.2 | km/L |
| 1,000 L/100km | 0.1 | km/L |
the only category that runs backwards
More litres per 100 km is worse; more miles per gallon is better. The two are reciprocals, not a scale factor, so you cannot average mpg figures the way you average L/100 km. US and UK mpg differ because the gallons do.