Miles Per Kilowatt-hour to Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Equivalent Conversion (Mi/kWh to MPGe)
Enter the electric car efficiency in miles per kilowatt-hour below to get the value converted to miles per gallon gasoline equivalent.
How to Convert Miles Per Kilowatt-hour to Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Equivalent
Convert miles per kilowatt-hour to miles per gallon gasoline equivalent with this simple formula:
Insert the mi/kWh efficiency measurement in the formula and then solve to find the result.
For example, let's convert 50 mi/kWh to MPGe:
50 mi/kWh = ( 50 × 33.705 ) = 1,685.25 MPGe
Miles per kilowatt-hour and miles per gallon gasoline equivalent are both units used to measure electric car efficiency. Keep reading to learn more about each unit of measure.
Miles Per Kilowatt-hour
Miles per kilowatt-hour is a measure of electric vehicle efficiency equal to the distance traveled in miles consuming one kilowatt-hour of energy.
The mile per kilowatt-hour is a US customary unit of electric car efficiency. Miles per kilowatt-hour can be abbreviated as mi/kWh; for example, 1 mile per kilowatt-hour can be written as 1 mi/kWh.
In formal expressions, the slash, or solidus (/), is used to separate units used to indicate division in an expression.
Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Equivalent
Miles per gallon gasoline equivalent is a way of measuring the energy needed equivalent to a gallon of gasoline to travel a distance in miles.
Because electric vehicles do not consume gasoline, the EPA set an equivalent amount of energy in kilowatt-hours that is equal to one gallon of gasoline. According to the EPA, one gallon of gasoline is equal to 33.705 kilowatt-hours.[1]
The mile per gallon gasoline equivalent is a US customary unit of electric car efficiency. Miles per gallon gasoline equivalent can be abbreviated as MPGe; for example, 1 mile per gallon gasoline equivalent can be written as 1 MPGe.
Mile Per Kilowatt-hour to Mile Per Gallon Gasoline Equivalent Conversion Table
| Miles Per Kilowatt-hour | Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Equivalent |
|---|---|
| 1 mi/kWh | 33.71 MPGe |
| 2 mi/kWh | 67.41 MPGe |
| 3 mi/kWh | 101.12 MPGe |
| 4 mi/kWh | 134.82 MPGe |
| 5 mi/kWh | 168.53 MPGe |
| 6 mi/kWh | 202.23 MPGe |
| 7 mi/kWh | 235.94 MPGe |
| 8 mi/kWh | 269.64 MPGe |
| 9 mi/kWh | 303.35 MPGe |
| 10 mi/kWh | 337.05 MPGe |
| 11 mi/kWh | 370.76 MPGe |
| 12 mi/kWh | 404.46 MPGe |
| 13 mi/kWh | 438.17 MPGe |
| 14 mi/kWh | 471.87 MPGe |
| 15 mi/kWh | 505.58 MPGe |
| 16 mi/kWh | 539.28 MPGe |
| 17 mi/kWh | 572.99 MPGe |
| 18 mi/kWh | 606.69 MPGe |
| 19 mi/kWh | 640.4 MPGe |
| 20 mi/kWh | 674.1 MPGe |
| 21 mi/kWh | 707.81 MPGe |
| 22 mi/kWh | 741.51 MPGe |
| 23 mi/kWh | 775.22 MPGe |
| 24 mi/kWh | 808.92 MPGe |
| 25 mi/kWh | 842.63 MPGe |
| 26 mi/kWh | 876.33 MPGe |
| 27 mi/kWh | 910.04 MPGe |
| 28 mi/kWh | 943.74 MPGe |
| 29 mi/kWh | 977.45 MPGe |
| 30 mi/kWh | 1,011 MPGe |
| 31 mi/kWh | 1,045 MPGe |
| 32 mi/kWh | 1,079 MPGe |
| 33 mi/kWh | 1,112 MPGe |
| 34 mi/kWh | 1,146 MPGe |
| 35 mi/kWh | 1,180 MPGe |
| 36 mi/kWh | 1,213 MPGe |
| 37 mi/kWh | 1,247 MPGe |
| 38 mi/kWh | 1,281 MPGe |
| 39 mi/kWh | 1,314 MPGe |
| 40 mi/kWh | 1,348 MPGe |
References
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, Technology, https://www3.epa.gov/otaq/gvg/learn-more-technology.htm
