Business Budget Planning Tool
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What each kilometer actually costs you.

Fuel, wear, and vehicle depreciation: put your business travel into perspective.

Free. No account required. A clear estimate before you decide.

Your vehicle

A few details to tailor the estimate to your actual driving profile.

5CV
L/100
€/L

Used as an estimation baseline. Benchmark sources remain visible when available.

National average price
Include vehicle depreciation

Disable this option if you only wish to look at direct out-of-pocket expenses.

€

Allows estimating the progressive loss of vehicle capital value over time.

Your business activity

Describe the mileage driven for your professional activity.

km/an
2 000 km30 000 km60 000 km

A rough estimate is enough to get started.

€/mois

Enter your usual monthly toll spend if you wish to compare against estimated costs.

Your estimate will appear here.

Fill in the information on the left to understand your real travel costs.

Cost per kilometer-- € / km
Educational Visual Guide

Understanding the cost of your kilometers.

Fuel is immediately visible. Other expenses build up progressively over time.

What a single kilometer representsOverview
Visible expenses (~ 35 %)
Immediate payment

Fuel and EV charging sessions whenever you drive.

Part of the cost is visible immediately. Another part reveals itself with cumulative usage.
Expenses that accumulate over time (~ 65 %)
Progressive impact
Depreciation loss

How vehicle market value decreases with added mileage.

Tires & brakes

Consumable wear from road friction and mechanical braking.

Maintenance & servicing

Oil changes, filters, periodic mechanical inspections and repairs.

The true cost of a journey comprises both direct fuel and vehicle wear.
1

Vehicle value evolves

Vehicles gradually lose value over time. Age and accumulated mileage are the main drivers.

2

Wear accumulates quietly

Tires, brakes, routine servicing and parts accompany every trip, even if not on daily receipts.

3

Cost is distributed

Fuel is only one component of the total operational cost of a business vehicle.

Figures shown are estimates. They may vary depending on vehicle condition, driving style, prices, and maintenance history.