LubeLogger supports fuel mileage calculation in the following formats:

- American Imperial (MPG)

- European/Asian Metric (L/100Km)

LubeLogger does not support calculating consumption by charge percentages because the State of Charge(SoC) readout is inherently inaccurate based on multiple variables - such as nominal battery capacity, battery degradation, temperature, and margins of errors and buffers built into your Battery Management System(BMS).

We can only rely upon the base units that are truly measurable such as kWh consumed.

If you always charge to the same SoC(e.g.: 80%), then every charge to 80% should always be considered a full charge, every charge less than 80% would be considered a partial charge. In this scenario, your consumption would be the amount of kWh consumed to bring your battery SoC back up to 80% every charge. Ideally you shouldn't ever charge above 80%, but if you do sometimes charge to 100%, then you need to determine if any charges less than 100% should be considered a partial charge at your discretion.

The consumption, fuel mileage, and odometer units are determined by two settings: "Use Imperial Calculation" and "Use UK MPG Calculation"

| Setting | Use UK MPG Calculation Checked | Use UK MPG Calculation Unchecked |

| -------- | -------- | -------- |

| Use Imperial Calculation Checked | Distance: Miles, Consumption: Liters, Fuel Mileage: Miles per UK Gallons | Distance: Miles, Consumption: Gallons, Fuel Mileage: MPG |

| Use Imperial Calculation Unchecked | Distance: Miles, Consumption: Liters, Fuel Mileage: l/100mi. | Distance: Km, Consumption: Liters, Fuel Mileage: l/100km |

If you wish to see alternate units which converts the calculated units within the Gas Tab, you can right click on the table headers for Consumption and Fuel Economy. These settings persists for the user, so the next time you login to LubeLogger it will automatically perform the conversion for you.

For consumption, the units are cycled between US gal, Liters, and Imp Gal(UK). Changing the consumption unit will also change the unit cost.

The units can only toggle between l/100km and km/l, which means that this unit cannot be converted if your fuel economy unit is not l/100km. Changing the fuel economy unit will also update the values in the Average, Min, and Max Fuel Economy labels as well as the Fuel Economy Unit in the Consolidated Report.

| -------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------|

| fuelconsumed | gallons, liters, litres, consumption, quantity, qty, fuelconsumed |

| cost | cost, total cost, totalcost, total price |

| notes | notes, note |

| partialfuelup(inverse of isfilltofull) | partial_fuelup, partial tank, partial_fill |

| isfilltofull | isfilltofull, filled up |

| missedfuelup | missedfuelup, missed_fuelup, missed fill up, missed_fill |

| tags | tags |