How Many KM Between Haute-Saône and Vendée? Driving Directions, Weather Forecast

Route Information and Kilometer Calculation Between Locations

How Many KM and How Many Hours Between Haute-Saône and Vendée?

By car

6 hour 27 minute

581 KM

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Haute-Saône Vendée Directions

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Haute-Saône Vendée Fuel Calculation

If you want to know how much fuel your car will consume on the route between Haute-Saône and Vendée, let's calculate. For a gasoline car, you will use approximately 37.81 liters of fuel over 581 km, costing you about $47. For a diesel car, you will use approximately 34.9 liters of fuel, costing you about $43. If your car has an LPG system, your average fuel cost will be $0.

Fuel Consumption Cost

Gasoline	Diesel	LPG
$47	$43	$0

NOTE: Km fuel calculation is based on average fuel prices in provinces as of 15-06-2025. Gasoline: 1.26 $, Diesel: 1.25 $, LPG: 0.00 $. It is assumed that a gasoline car consumes 6.5 liters of fuel while driving at 90 km/h per 100 km, and a diesel car consumes 6 liters of fuel on average. Fuel calculation costs may vary depending on vehicle speed, tires, road conditions, fuel prices in provinces, and fuel consumption in urban and rural areas.