The fuel consumption of the 1300cc Toyota Belta is 13.0 km/L on Kenyan roads (our estimate), about KSh 17.46 per km at today's Nairobi petrol price. The 1000cc does 15.6 km/L.
Kilometres per litre. No figures from drivers yet, so this is the official 10·15 mode figure adjusted for Kenyan roads. How we calculate
Petrol at KSh 226.96 per litre (EPRA, 15 Oct to 14 Nov 2026). Updated 25 Oct 2026.
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| Per km | KSh 17.46 |
| Per 100 km | KSh 1,745.85 |
| Full tank (42 litres) | KSh 9,532 |
| Distance on a full tank | 546 km |
| A month of 1,000 km | KSh 17,458 |
| Fuel used per 100 km | 7.69 litres |
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| Engine | Details | km/L | Drivers | Per km |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1300cc petrol | Automatic (CVT) · 2WD · 2SZ-FE | 13.0 est. | 0 | KSh 17.46 |
| 1000cc petrol | Automatic (CVT) · 2WD · 1KR-FE | 15.6 est. | 0 | KSh 14.59 |
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A Kilolita is how many kilometres a vehicle really goes on one litre of fuel on Kenyan roads, worked out from figures drivers send us and we check. Costs use EPRA pump prices for 15 Oct to 14 Nov 2026 (Nairobi petrol, KSh 226.96 per litre). Figures updated 25 Oct 2026. How we calculate
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