Fuel Cost Calculator

Calculate vehicle running costs worldwide. Supports multiple currencies, measurement units, and regional fuel types. Get accurate cost projections for petrol, diesel, CNG, and electric vehicles in your country.
Average commuter: 1,000-1,500 km/month
Use real-world figures for accuracy
Current local rate
Cost per km
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Base rate calculation
Monthly fuel cost
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Total monthly expense
Yearly fuel cost
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Annual projection
CO₂ emissions
— kg/month
Environmental impact

Global Fuel Calculator - FAQ

How does this Global Fuel Cost Calculator work?
The calculator uses your vehicle's fuel efficiency and local fuel prices to estimate running costs. It adapts to different countries, currencies (₹, $, £, €), and measurement systems (km/miles, litres/gallons). Simply select your country and enter your driving distance, fuel efficiency, and local fuel price.
Which countries and currencies are supported?
We support 16 countries including all major English-speaking markets: India, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland, Singapore, and major European countries. Each country has proper currency formatting and appropriate measurement units.
How accurate are the fuel price estimates for my country?
Default prices are regional estimates. For precise calculations, always enter your actual local fuel prices from petrol stations, CNG stations, or electricity bills. Fuel prices vary significantly between cities, states, and regions due to taxes and local factors.
Can I compare electric vehicle costs across different countries?
Yes! The calculator shows EV running costs in local currency and includes country-specific CO₂ emissions based on each nation's electricity grid. For example, EVs in France (nuclear power) have much lower emissions than those in coal-dependent countries.
How do I convert between different measurement units?
The calculator automatically handles conversions when you change countries. US uses miles/gallon, UK uses miles/litre, while most other countries use km/litre. No manual conversion needed - just select your country and enter values in the displayed units.
Why do CO₂ emissions vary by country for electric vehicles?
EV emissions depend on how electricity is generated. Countries with clean grids (France-nuclear, Norway-hydro, Canada-hydro) have very low EV emissions, while coal-dependent grids (Australia, South Africa, China) result in higher emissions per kWh.
Can I use this for business fleet cost planning?
Absolutely! Enter average fleet distance and efficiency to estimate monthly fuel budgets. The yearly projections help with annual budget planning. Consider creating separate calculations for different vehicle types in your fleet.
How do I improve fuel efficiency to reduce these costs?
Maintain proper tire pressure, service vehicles regularly, avoid aggressive driving, plan efficient routes, remove excess weight, and drive at steady speeds. These practices can improve efficiency by 10-30%, significantly reducing your calculated costs.

Global Fuel Cost Guide

How This Calculator Works

This tool calculates running costs by dividing fuel price by your vehicle's efficiency (fuel economy), then multiplying by your driving distance. It supports different currencies, measurement units (km/miles, litres/gallons), and provides region-specific CO₂ emissions based on local electricity grids.

Global Fuel Type Availability

  • Petrol/Gasoline: Universally available, premium grades vary by country
  • Diesel: Common globally, but availability declining in some cities
  • CNG/Natural Gas: Limited to specific regions (common in Asia, parts of Europe)
  • Electric: Rapidly expanding worldwide, charging costs vary significantly

Regional Considerations

Fuel costs vary dramatically between countries due to taxes, subsidies, and local production. Electric vehicle costs depend heavily on your electricity grid's carbon intensity - ranging from very clean (France, Norway) to coal-heavy (Poland, Australia).

Global Usage Tip: Fuel prices shown are estimates. Always use your local pump/tariff rates for accurate calculations. Consider seasonal variations and tax changes that affect fuel costs.