Your petrol quad today

Tell us how much you use it. The result updates as you type.

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Hours per week

A working farm quad often does 10 to 30 hours a week.

Petrol price (pence per litre)

Roughly today's UK average. Change it to what you actually pay.

What will you use it for?

Do you tow or carry heavy loads?

This does not change your savings. It helps us suggest the right model.

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Days a week you ride

Used to work out how far you go on a typical day.

Petrol quad fuel economy (miles per gallon)

Most petrol quads return 15 to 30 mpg, less on hard work or hills.

Average speed while working (mph)

Used to turn hours into miles.

Weeks used per year

Electricity (pence per kWh)

Electric quad (kWh per mile)

Charging at home on a standard tariff. If you charge from solar or an off-peak tariff, put your lower rate in.

What you could save with an electric quad

Fuel and charging costs only.

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This is an estimate, not a quote. It compares petrol against home electricity for fuel and charging only, and assumes prices stay where they are today. Servicing, insurance and purchase price are not included. CO2 uses about 2.3 kg per litre of petrol and 0.17 kg per kWh of UK grid electricity.

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How the numbers are worked out

We turn your weekly hours or miles into a yearly mileage. Then we work out the petrol you'd burn at your fuel economy and price. Next we work out the electricity an electric quad uses for the same miles, charged at home. The difference is your saving.

It covers fuel and charging only, so servicing and insurance are not included.