Fuel Consuming in Your Car: It might be interesting for you to know how much petrol your car consumes by running the AC for 1 minute at a traffic signal. This consumption depends on many factors, such as the car model, engine capacity, and AC efficiency. But in general, some approximate information can be given:

Impact on fuel consumption with AC:

Using air conditioning (AC) in a car puts an additional load on the engine, which increases fuel consumption. This increase can be around 10-20%, but it also depends on the type of car and the capacity of the AC.

Estimated fuel consumption in 1 minute:

On average, a small car (1000-1500cc engine) can consume around 0.01 to 0.03 liters (10 to 30 ml) of petrol when running the AC for 1 minute at a traffic signal.

On hourly basis:

If you look at it on an hourly basis, the consumption can go up to around 0.6 to 1.8 litres per hour.

Example:

If the mileage of your car is 15 kilometers per liter, and running the AC consumes petrol of 0.02 liters per minute, then by running the AC in 1 minute you are using petrol enough to cover a distance of about 0.3 kilometers.

What to do?

It may be a good idea to turn off the AC when you have to stop for a long time at a traffic signal, especially if you want to save fuel.

This is a general estimate and the actual figures will depend on your car and the circumstances. But this information can give you an idea of ​​how much impact using the AC can have on fuel consumption.