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CO₂ Ride Emission Calculator

See how much CO₂ you cut by riding FAFREES instead of driving.

Quick presets

Evidence and sources

Annual saving

0 kg CO₂e

≈ planting 0 trees / year*

Driving / Public
FAFREES E-Bike
of your current mode. The gap is your CO₂ saving.

Tree equivalent

0 trees / year

0 trees each month.

Car km you skip

0 km of driving avoided

Assumes the same trips done on a car or bus.

Fuel not burned

0 liters of petrol

Based on 2.31 kg CO₂ per liter of gasoline.

How we calculate

  • Car factors are based on typical tailpipe averages used by EPA/EEA studies (e.g., ~0.192 kg/km for a family sedan, 0.241 kg/km for SUVs, 0.082 kg/km per bus rider).
  • E-bike uses ~8 Wh/km (typical city riding) × your annual km, multiplied by the grid factor (default 0.55 kg CO₂/kWh from global averages).
  • Yearly totals assume 48 riding weeks to allow for holidays and bad-weather weeks.

*Based on ~21 kg CO₂ absorption per tree per year (varies by region).

Why and what this calculator shows

Context on transport emissions, how the tool works, and why it’s tuned for FAFREES riders.

Why it matters

Transport = 1/4 of global CO₂

Short trips create outsized emissions. Swapping to e-bikes for sub-15km rides cuts most of that footprint—without slowing you down.

What this tool does

Your personal impact in seconds

Adjust your distance, frequency, and current transport mode. The calculator shows annual CO₂ saved and a tree-equivalent so it’s easy to grasp.

Designed for FAFREES

Tuned to e-bike efficiency

We use realistic watt-hour per km and grid factors so the savings reflect how FAFREES rides perform in cities.

How to use

Three quick steps to see your carbon win

Pick your typical route, choose how often you ride, compare with your current mode.

Set your route

Enter your one-way distance for work, errands, or weekend rides.

Choose frequency

How many days per week you’d swap to FAFREES—start small or go all in.

See the impact

Check your annual CO₂ savings, then share the numbers with your crew.

Vanliga frågor

Everything you need to know

Common questions about the calculation and the assumptions behind it.