Sentence examples for gasoline equivalent from inspiring English sources

E.V.'s and plug-in hybrids could deliver the gasoline equivalent of 100 miles a gallon or more.

Ford says the C-Max Energi will beat the Volt's gasoline equivalent rating of 93 m.p.g.e. and have a total driving range of 500 miles.

Software updates may let owners choose more data-rich displays, including cost-per-mile or the so-called m.p.g.e., which converts electrical consumption into its gasoline equivalent.

That means $2.30 a gallon of gasoline equivalent compared with $3.90 a gallon for regular petrol.Ah, but where can you gas up?

Darryl Siry clarifies: "Even using the worst assumptions for electricity generation, an EV [electric vehicle] is more efficient and less polluting than the gasoline equivalent.

MITSUBISHI Mitsubishi's tiny four-seat "i" city car is the E.P.A.'s new fuel-economy champ, rated at the gasoline equivalent of 126 m.p.g.e. on the highway and 99 in town.

That's because E.V.s cost more than their gasoline equivalents, have a much shorter range, and take too long to recharge.

This is one reason clean diesel engines are more expensive than their gasoline equivalents.

In 1939, Estonia produced 181,000 tonnes of shale oil, including 22,500 tonnes of oil that were suitable gasoline equivalents.

Some automakers have even offered hybrid models at the same or only slightly higher prices than their conventional gasoline equivalents.

The E.P.A. estimates the gasoline-equivalent mileage when running on electricity is 52 m.p.g.e.