How is the cost of a trip calculated?
Multiply the distance in kilometres by the consumption per 100 km, divide by 100 to get the litres needed, then multiply the litres by the price per litre.
Find out how much a trip costs, how many litres you need, what each person pays and your car's real consumption. Example: 100 km at 6.5 litres per 100 km uses 6.5 litres. At the average diesel price on 15 November 2026, 10.70 RON/litre, the trip costs about 69.55 RON.
The price is prefilled with the current national average. Replace it with the price at your station.
Fill the tank, note the kilometres driven until the next fill-up and how many litres you added.
Multiply the distance in kilometres by the consumption per 100 km, divide by 100 to get the litres needed, then multiply the litres by the price per litre.
Fill the tank, note the kilometres driven until the next fill-up, then divide the litres added by the kilometres and multiply by 100.
The price is prefilled with the national average reported on 15 November 2026. You can change it to your station's price.