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Enter your trip distance, vehicle MPG, and local gas price to see total fuel cost. Compare gas vs electric.

📅 Updated April 2026 ✅ Formula verified 📖 4 min read 🆓 Free · No sign-up

Calculating Fuel Cost

The formula: Trip Distance ÷ Vehicle MPG × Gas Price = Fuel Cost. A 300-mile trip in a 28 MPG car at $3.50/gallon costs approximately $37.50. For a round trip, double it: $75.00. This simple calculation helps budget road trips, compare driving vs flying, and evaluate the cost difference between vehicles.

Gas vs Electric Cost Comparison

The average gas car costs $0.12-0.18 per mile in fuel. The average EV costs $0.03-0.05 per mile in electricity. On a 300-mile trip: gas car $37-54, EV $9-15. Annual savings for an EV driven 12,000 miles: $840-1,560 in fuel costs alone. However, EV purchase prices remain $5,000-15,000 higher than comparable gas vehicles.

⚡ CalcWolf Insight

Driving style affects fuel economy by 15-30%. Aggressive acceleration and high-speed highway driving (75+ mph) reduce MPG by 15-20% compared to smooth acceleration and 60-65 mph cruising. Using cruise control on highways improves fuel economy by 5-10%.

Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to drive 1,000 miles?▾
At 28 MPG and $3.50/gallon: approximately $125. At 35 MPG: $100. At 20 MPG (SUV/truck): $175. In an EV at $0.13/kWh: approximately $40-50. The difference between a 20 MPG truck and a 35 MPG sedan is $75 per 1,000 miles — $900/year at 12,000 miles.
What is the average MPG for cars in the US?▾
The average fuel economy for new cars sold in the US is approximately 26 MPG (2024 data). Sedans average 30-35 MPG, crossovers 25-30 MPG, SUVs 22-27 MPG, and trucks 18-24 MPG. Hybrid vehicles average 45-55 MPG.
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