Kilometers Per Gallon US

"Kilometers-per-gallon" (km/g) is not a standard unit for measuring fuel efficiency, particularly in the United States. In the US, fuel efficiency is typically measured using miles-per-gallon (mpg), where the distance traveled is in miles and the amount of fuel consumed is in gallons. While kilometers-per-gallon could technically represent the distance traveled in kilometers on one gallon of fuel, it's not commonly used or standardized in the US automotive industry or among consumers. The use of miles as the primary unit for distance measurement in this context aligns with broader conventions in transportation and automotive engineering. If you're interested in understanding fuel efficiency in terms of kilometers-per-gallon for a specific purpose, you could perform a conversion from miles-per-gallon to kilometers-per-gallon by multiplying the mpg value by the conversion factor for miles to kilometers and gallons to liters. However, this conversion may not be meaningful or practical for most applications in the US, as it deviates from the standard conventions used for fuel efficiency measurements.