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Estimated Energy Savings and Environmental Benefits of Eco-Drive (CO2 Emissions Reduction)

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CO2 emissions per 1 L (liter) of gasoline are approximately 2.3 kg.
(There is almost no difference between premium and regular gasoline.)

In other words, reducing gasoline consumption reduces CO2 emissions, and the amount of reduction can be calculated using the following formula:

CO2 Emissions Reduction (kg) = 2.3 × Reduction in Gasoline Consumption (L)

Similarly, CO2 emissions per 1 L (liter) of diesel fuel are approximately 2.6 kg.

CO2 Emissions Reduction (kg) = 2.6 × Reduction in Diesel Fuel Consumption (L)
Reduction in Consumption (L)
Liter
CO2 Emissions Reduction - Gasoline (kg) kg
CO2 Emissions Reduction - Diesel Fuel (kg) kg

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