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Driver-entered figures, reviewed October 2026 — no OBD, live prices, maps, or RTO data. Confirm fitment and costs with charts and vendors.
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True mileage is distance ÷ pump litres: 500 km on 25 litres is exactly 20 km/L (5 L/100km). The page also shows the L/100km inverse, because service centres and stickers increasingly quote that direction. One honest measurement beats any brochure figure.
Fill to the same cut-off, reset the trip meter, drive normally, refill to the same cut-off, and enter distance plus pump litres. One tank misleads — fill-level guesswork and one bad traffic week distort it — so average three or more tanks: add all distances, add all litres, then divide the totals.
It does not separate city from highway driving, correct for load, AC, or tyre pressure, or read your OBD — it divides the two numbers from your fill-ups, averaged by you.
Single-tank figures mislead — average several tanks.
Fill to the same cut-off both times and read the pump's litres, or use the amount shown at the next fill after resetting your trip meter.
City traffic, AC, load, tyre pressure, and driving style all move it. Averaging several tanks gives a truer figure.
At least three full tanks of your normal driving. Sum all distances and all litres first, then divide — never average the per-tank km/L figures directly.
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