How Is Extra Urban Fuel Consumption Calculated?

Extra Urban MPG
It's used to show how efficient a car is during in-town driving, as well as some journeys on country roads or the motorway. To calculate Extra Urban MPG, manufacturers drive a car over a varied 4.3-mile course, with an average speed of 39 mph, a maximum speed of 75 mph, and stop-start zones.

What is the difference between urban and extra urban fuel consumption?

How do mpg fuel economy figures work? Urban MPG is the number of miles a vehicle can do on a single imperial gallon of fuel in a city driving environment. Extra-urban MPG measures a vehicle's efficiency on B-road/A-road/motorway driving environments.

What is the formula to calculate fuel consumption?

The following formula is used to calculate fuel consumption in litres / 100kms, the most commonly used measure of fuel consumption. (Litres used X 100) รท km travelled = Litres per 100km.

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