Automotive
Fuel, mileage, horsepower · 12 calculators
12 calculators
Fuel Cost
Trip cost from km + price
OpenMileage (km/L)
Distance / fuel used
OpenTrip Cost (multi-leg)
Sum of all legs
OpenHorsepower
Torque × RPM
OpenEngine Displacement
Bore, stroke, cyl → cc
OpenTire Size
205/55R16 → diameter
OpenAverage Speed
Distance / time
OpenTravel Time
Distance / speed
OpenLap Time / Race Pace
Track + total time
OpenToll Estimator
₹ by distance + class
OpenEV Charging Cost
Battery × rate / eff
OpenEV vs Petrol
Annual cost comparison
Open
Frequently asked about the Automotive
What automotive calculators do you have?
12 calculators: fuel cost, mileage (km/L ↔ MPG ↔ L/100km), multi-leg trip cost, horsepower (from torque + RPM), engine displacement (bore × stroke × cylinders), tire size (205/55R16 → diameter), average speed, travel time, lap time / race pace, India toll estimator (FASTag), EV charging cost, and EV-vs-petrol annual cost.
Is the mileage calculator MPG or km/L?
Both, in real-time. Enter distance and fuel used — get km/L, MPG (US), and L/100km simultaneously. India quotes km/L; US uses MPG; Europe uses L/100km.
How do I read a tire size like 205/55R16?
205 = section width in mm. 55 = aspect ratio (sidewall = 55% of width). R = radial construction. 16 = rim diameter in inches. The Tire Size calculator computes overall tire diameter, circumference, and revolutions per km.
Is the EV-vs-petrol calculator accurate for India?
Inputs are your annual km, petrol mileage, current fuel price, EV range per full charge, and electricity rate. Output is annual savings. Excludes resale value, battery degradation, and service costs — for those, talk to a dealer.
What's the toll estimator based on?
Approximate ₹/km × distance × vehicle class multiplier. Actual tolls vary by stretch (FASTag rates published on NHAI). For exact tolls, use the official NHAI route planner.
How does engine horsepower calculate?
HP = torque (Nm) × RPM / 9549 × 1.341. The calculator outputs both kW and HP. Real-world peak HP depends on the dyno method and altitude — manufacturer specs are SAE-Net or DIN-rated for consistency.