30 mpg (US) to L/100km
7.84 L/100km
30 miles per US gallon equals 7.8405 litres per 100 kilometres.
Consumption and economy are inverses of each other, so the conversion is a division rather than a multiplication — and a lower L/100km figure means a higher mpg.
How the conversion works
This one is a formula rather than a single multiplier:
mpg (US) = 235.215 ÷ (L/100km), and the same the other way → 7.8405 L/100km
Going the other way: 8 L/100km to mpg (US) — the closest published value to 7.84 L/100km.
Convert a different fuel consumption
mpg (US) =7.84 L/100km
Open the full fuel consumption converter for every other unit.
Nearby values
| mpg (US) | L/100km |
|---|---|
| 22 mpg (US) | 10.69 L/100km |
| 25 mpg (US) | 9.41 L/100km |
| 28 mpg (US) | 8.4 L/100km |
| 32 mpg (US) | 7.35 L/100km |
| 35 mpg (US) | 6.72 L/100km |
| 40 mpg (US) | 5.88 L/100km |
Questions
- What is 30 mpg (US) in L/100km?
- 30 mpg (US) is 7.84 L/100km (7.8405 L/100km to four decimal places).
- How do you convert mpg (US) to L/100km?
- Use mpg (US) = 235.215 ÷ (L/100km), and the same the other way. For 30 mpg (US) that gives 7.8405 L/100km.
- What does 30 mpg (US) actually mean?
- It sits between 22 and 40 mpg (US); the table on this page shows how those compare.