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This calculator converts energy consumption per 100 kilometers to equivalent distance in miles based on a vehicle's energy efficiency. It's useful for comparing electric vehicle performance metrics across different measurement systems.
The calculator uses the conversion formula:
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Explanation: The formula first converts the 100km distance to miles (62.137 miles), then calculates how far the vehicle could travel with the same energy based on its efficiency.
Details: This conversion helps compare electric vehicle efficiency metrics between regions that use different measurement systems (metric vs imperial). It's particularly useful for international EV comparisons and understanding range specifications.
Tips: Enter energy consumption in kWh/100km and vehicle efficiency in kWh/mile. Both values must be positive numbers. The result shows the equivalent distance in miles.
Q1: Why convert kWh/100km to miles?
A: This conversion helps understand how an EV's energy consumption rating in metric units translates to distance in imperial units, useful for comparing vehicles from different markets.
Q2: What's a good kWh/100km value for EVs?
A: Most modern EVs range between 15-25 kWh/100km. Lower values indicate better efficiency.
Q3: How do I find my vehicle's kWh/mile value?
A: Check your vehicle's specifications or divide its battery capacity (kWh) by its EPA-rated range (miles).
Q4: Why is 62.137 used in the formula?
A: This is the exact conversion of 100 kilometers to miles (1 km = 0.621371 miles).
Q5: Can I use this for gasoline vehicles?
A: No, this is specific to electric vehicles. For gasoline vehicles, you'd use liters/100km and convert to MPG.