Travel by car in Argentina, L/100 km or km/L is used for car fuel economy?

Travel by car in Argentina, L/100 km or km/L is used for car fuel economy? - Attentive female driver in casual outfit and headband filling up modern automobile with automotive fuel gun on petrol station while looking down

I know in some countries people use Liter/100 km (liter per 100 km). Some countries use km/Liter (km per liter).

My question is: which format Argentina people use?

L/100 km or km/L?



Best Answer

According to auto magazines, L / 100 km seems to be the accepted standard. However km / L is sometimes used unofficially on forums and blogs. Either way converting from one to the other is simple.




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