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Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite

Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite by Google appears in 1 source with Reasoning at 41.75. Best read for LLM, Long context, Low cost.

CreatorGoogle
Release date2026-03-03
Knowledge cutoffNot published
Context1M tokens
Input price$0.25/M tokens
Output price$1.5/M tokens
Modalitytext + vision
CountryUS

Metrics

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LLM Stats Rank47ranking · source_rank
LLM Stats Code Index (estimated from arena)21.29 scoremetric
Reasoning41.75reasoning · index_reasoning
Math31.77math · index_math
Vision25.11multimodal · index_vision
Long context30.64long_context · index_long_context
Healthcare39.95domain · index_healthcare
GPQA86.9 %reasoning · gpqa_score
Code Arena976.94 %coding · coding_arena_score
Humanity Last Exam16 %reasoning · hle_score
MMMLU88.9 %reasoning · mmmlu_score
MMMU-Pro76.8 %multimodal · mmmu_pro_score
SimpleQA43.3 %knowledge · simpleqa_score
MRCR v260.1 %long_context · mrcr_v2_score
CharXiv-R73.2 %multimodal · charxiv_r_score
Context1,000,000 tokenscontext · context
Speed611.9 c/sperformance · throughput
Latency2,421 msperformance · latency
Input price0.25 $/Mpricing · input_price
Output price1.5 $/Mpricing · output_price

Evidence

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FAQ

How should I read this profile?

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Is Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite verified by EvalKit?

No. EvalKit currently shows 0 verified rows until real run evidence exists.

Why can metrics disagree?

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