"Meters-per-liter" (m/l) is a unit of measurement used to express the fuel efficiency of a vehicle in terms of the distance traveled in meters on one liter of fuel consumed by the vehicle's engine. Similar to kilometers-per-liter (km/l), a higher m/l value signifies better fuel efficiency, indicating that the vehicle can cover a greater distance per unit of fuel consumed. While less commonly used than km/l, m/l provides an alternative metric for measuring fuel efficiency, particularly in contexts where distances are measured in meters rather than kilometers. This unit enables consumers to assess and compare the fuel efficiency of vehicles based on their ability to travel longer distances on the same amount of fuel, aiding in cost-saving and environmental considerations.