üzemanyaghatékonysága

The Hungarian term "üzemanyaghatékonyság" translates to fuel efficiency in English. It is a measure of how far a vehicle can travel on a given amount of fuel. This is typically expressed as kilometers per liter (km/L) or miles per gallon (MPG). A higher fuel efficiency rating means the vehicle consumes less fuel to cover the same distance, making it more economical and generally better for the environment.

Several factors influence a vehicle's fuel efficiency. These include engine size and design, vehicle weight, aerodynamics, tire pressure, and driving habits. Modern vehicles often incorporate technologies such as direct fuel injection, turbocharging, and hybrid powertrains to improve their fuel economy.

Consumers often consider fuel efficiency when purchasing a vehicle, as it directly impacts running costs. Governments also promote fuel efficiency standards to reduce overall fuel consumption and decrease greenhouse gas emissions associated with transportation. Improving fuel efficiency is a key goal in the automotive industry for both economic and environmental reasons. Different driving conditions, such as city driving versus highway driving, can significantly alter the measured fuel efficiency of a vehicle.