Find answers to common questions about KPL Live and fuel efficiency.
KPL (Kilometers Per Liter) is calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the amount of fuel consumed. For example, if you travel 300 km using 20 liters of fuel, your KPL is 15 (300 ÷ 20 = 15).
Company claims are typically based on ideal laboratory conditions. Real-world driving involves traffic, varying speeds, air conditioning use, and other factors that reduce efficiency.
Maintain steady speeds, avoid rapid acceleration, keep tires properly inflated, reduce excess weight, and service your vehicle regularly. Check our Efficiency Tips section for more details.
We test vehicles in real-world conditions across city traffic, highways, and mixed driving scenarios. Each vehicle undergoes multiple test cycles to ensure accuracy.
Yes, using air conditioning can reduce fuel efficiency by 5-10%. At low speeds, opening windows is more efficient. At high speeds (above 80 km/h), AC is more efficient than open windows.
Check tire pressure at least once a month and before long trips. Under-inflated tires can reduce mileage by 5-8%.