| Country | Saving |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £170 |
| Eurozone Countries | € 180 |
| United States | $210 |
| Australia | A$ 190 |
| Bulgaria | 300 leva |
| Canada | C$ 290 |
| Czech Republic | 4400 Kć |
| Denmark | 1500 kr |
| Hungary | 46500 Ft |
| Latvia | 110 Ls |
| Lithuania | 570 Lt |
| New Zealand | NZ$ 260 |
| Norway | kr 1700 |
| Poland | 650 zł |
| Romania | 670 RON |
| Sweden | 1700 kr |
| Switzerland | CHF 210 |
Fuel Savings
Driving fuel efficiently can reduce your fuel consumption by around 13%.
That translates into savings, over a year of driving, shown in the table.
These figures assume that:
- You are driving an average annual distance
- You adopt an average fuel efficient driving style using the advice from the application
How did we calculate these savings?
Our survey of 11 Efficient Driving websites shows that, on average, you can reduce your fuel consumption by between 10% and 20% when driving efficiently. For these calculations we use an conservative average of a 13% saving in fuel consumption.
We then used the following to work out the savings shown above:
- The average annual distances travelled in Europe and North America
- The current fuel prices in each country
- The average fuel efficiency of petrol and diesel cars in each country
- The split between petrol and diesel cars in each country
To see exactly how we made these calculations in detail see this excel spreadhseet.
Savings in CO2 output
Using the 13% savings in fuel consumption figure we can calculate how much CO2 would be saved per year.
- Europe: 310 kg CO2
- US and Canada: 520 kg CO2
To see exactly how we made these calculations in detail see this excel spreadhseet.