Turn small tanks into measurable volume.
Passenger cars, service vans and light fleets become a serious case when consumption is measured across the whole population.
Light-duty fuel is fragmented, but the volume is enormous. NTROPYX separates petrol and diesel profiles so fleets see real litres, refill intervals and net operating cost.

Passenger cars, service vans and light fleets become a serious case when consumption is measured across the whole population.
NTROPYX communication stays disciplined: each fuel profile is modelled by consumption, distance and operating use.
The visitor sees the business case in familiar fleet language: litres, refill interval, net cost and scalable recovery.
Immediate message: fuel efficiency, cleaner combustion, lower waste and a commercial path sized to the sector.
European Commission OBFCM data for 2021-registered cars reports real-world fuel use of 7.89 L/100 km for petrol and 6.88 L/100 km for diesel. Combined petrol + diesel: 7.44 L/100 km, with a 21.2% average gap versus WLTP. Switzerland adds a dense installed base: about 4.76 million passenger cars, still mainly petrol and diesel, with average annual mileage around 12 500 km.
Derivation: European Commission COM(2024)122, Table 3, cars registered in 2021 with OBFCM real-world readings: petrol 7.89 L/100 km, diesel 6.88 L/100 km, petrol + diesel 7.44 L/100 km.
FC_TRA_ROAD_E × O4652XR5210B (motor gasoline) + O4671XR5220B (gas oil & diesel), TJ, 2023. Conversion: gasoline 32 MJ/L, diesel 36 MJ/L. · Switzerland: Avenergy Suisse press release 22.03.2024 — ~6.13 Bn L road fuel, petrol + diesel. · ACEA Vehicles in use, Europe 2023 for EU passenger-car fleet scale. · Switzerland passenger-car exposure remains indicative: FSO/FEDRO vehicle stock by fuel and BFE average mileage.