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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?

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    How does this affect travellers?
    – gerrit
    Apr 27, 2016 at 9:55
  • UK and USA use miles per gallon (and annoyingly use different gallons, so the numbers are different). Never heard of any place that does km / Liter. Apart from that, I recommend using a pocket calculator.
    – gnasher729
    Apr 29, 2016 at 22:17
  • In the Netherlands, and likely more European countries, km/l is what used to be used, now the standard is supposed to be L/100km (with the useless change of l into L on top of the different order) and nobody much uses it in daily life.
    – Willeke ♦
    Apr 30, 2016 at 10:06

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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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