Estimate fuel consumption for trucks to optimize logistics and reduce operational costs.
The calculator computes fuel consumption in liters per 100 km based on the distance traveled and fuel used, with adjustments for load, terrain, and driving style. The cost is calculated by multiplying the fuel used by the fuel price per liter.
Fuel Consumption (L/100 km) = (Fuel Used (L) / Distance (km)) × 100 × Adjustment Factor
Fuel Cost = Fuel Used (L) × Fuel Price (per liter)
| Factor | Condition | Adjustment |
|---|---|---|
| Load Percentage | Empty (0%) | -20% |
| Load Percentage | Half Load (50%) | No adjustment |
| Load Percentage | Full Load (100%) | +20% |
| Terrain | Flat (Highway) | No adjustment |
| Terrain | Hilly | +15% |
| Terrain | Mountainous | +30% |
| Driving Style | Normal | No adjustment |
| Driving Style | Aggressive | +20% |
| Driving Style | Eco-Driving | -10% |
For a truck traveling 100 km, using 30 liters of diesel at ₹90 per liter, with a full load on hilly terrain and normal driving:
Base Consumption = (30 L / 100 km) × 100 = 30 L/100 km
Adjustment = 1.2 (full load) × 1.15 (hilly) = 1.38
Adjusted Consumption = 30 × 1.38 = 41.4 L/100 km
Fuel Cost = 30 L × ₹90 = ₹2700
Accurate fuel consumption tracking helps optimize logistics, reduce costs, and lower emissions. Consider hybrid or CNG trucks for greener operations where applicable.