Fuel efficiency (mass) is the ratio of distance traveled to the mass of fuel consumed, typically measured in kilometers per kilogram (km/kg).
1 g/km = 0.001 km/g
1 km/g = 1,000 g/km
Example:
Convert 15 Grams per Kilometer to Kilometers per Gram:
15 g/km = 0.015 km/g
| Grams per Kilometer | Kilometers per Gram |
|---|---|
| 0.01 g/km | 1.0000e-5 km/g |
| 0.1 g/km | 0 km/g |
| 1 g/km | 0.001 km/g |
| 2 g/km | 0.002 km/g |
| 3 g/km | 0.003 km/g |
| 5 g/km | 0.005 km/g |
| 10 g/km | 0.01 km/g |
| 20 g/km | 0.02 km/g |
| 30 g/km | 0.03 km/g |
| 40 g/km | 0.04 km/g |
| 50 g/km | 0.05 km/g |
| 60 g/km | 0.06 km/g |
| 70 g/km | 0.07 km/g |
| 80 g/km | 0.08 km/g |
| 90 g/km | 0.09 km/g |
| 100 g/km | 0.1 km/g |
| 250 g/km | 0.25 km/g |
| 500 g/km | 0.5 km/g |
| 750 g/km | 0.75 km/g |
| 1000 g/km | 1 km/g |
| 10000 g/km | 10 km/g |
| 100000 g/km | 100 km/g |
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