With the above fuel cost calculator calculate the cost of a journey throughout Switzerland? No problem at all!
It's even easy to split the travel costs between several people. By the way, it doesn't matter whether you use the Calculate gasoline costs want or Calculate diesel costs you want. Simply enter the Fuel costsenter the fuel consumption per 100 km and the distance you want to calculate.
Fuel cost calculator Switzerland formulas:
d = (b/100)* c * a
Cost = (consumption / 100) * distance * price per liter
Example: A VW Golf with a fuel consumption of 7.5 litres per 100 km drives from Zurich to Ravensburg and back (240 km). To calculate petrol costs for Switzerland as an example, we assume a petrol price of CHF 1.76 per litre.
Cost = (7.5/100) x 240 km * CHF 1.76 = CHF 31.68
If you use the fuel cost calculator to calculate the cost of driving throughout Switzerland, think also Wear parts and other costs. Here you come if necessary. fast to CHF 10 per 100kmwhen repairs etc. are also taken into account.
Remember that the gasoline cost calculator Switzerland also for the calculation as a Diesel costs computer can be used. If you use the Average consumption If you don't know the fuel consumption of your vehicle, a quick Google search will help you out! On average, the fuel consumption of gasoline cars is According to Statista about 0.5 liters higher than for diesel vehicles.
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Fill up preferably in the morning or evening, as petrol prices are often cheaper at these times. Avoid petrol stations along motorways, as these are usually more expensive. Use price comparison apps such as "Tanktipp Schweiz" or "Petrolwatch".
Ensure a steady driving style, avoid abrupt braking and acceleration. Keep the tyre pressure optimal and remove unnecessary weight from the car. Regular engine maintenance and timely oil changes can also reduce fuel consumption. Use our Petrol cost calculatorto track your savings.
Optimum tyre pressure can reduce fuel consumption by up to 3%. Check the tyre pressure at least once a month and before long journeys. The recommended tyre pressure can usually be found in your car's owner's manual or on the driver's side of the vehicle door frame.
The air conditioning system can increase fuel consumption by up to 10%. Therefore, use it sparingly. Instead, open the windows at slow speeds or use the ventilation. Switch on the air conditioning at higher speeds to minimise air resistance.
Drive with foresight and consistently. Stick to speed limits and use cruise control where possible. Shift to the next higher gear early and avoid idling the engine unnecessarily. Activate the automatic start-stop function. Use our Petrol consumption calculatorto monitor your consumption.