55.0 mpg combined — about $698/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
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No plug, no range math — just the most miles per gallon on sale in America, ranked by EPA combined fuel economy. Updated October 2026.
55.0 mpg combined — about $698/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →54.0 mpg combined — about $711/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →53.0 mpg combined — about $725/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →51.0 mpg combined — about $753/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →51.0 mpg combined — about $753/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →50.0 mpg combined — about $768/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →49.0 mpg combined — about $784/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →48.0 mpg combined — about $800/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →46.0 mpg combined — about $835/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →44.0 mpg combined — about $873/year in gas at 12,000 miles.
Full specs →Every vehicle on this list is ranked by a single published number — price, EPA range, towing, or cargo — from the U.S. EPA dataset and hand-verified MSRPs. No sponsored placements, no pay-to-rank, ever. Methodology.
By EPA combined mpg, the top of this list. Small sedans dominate — physics favors light cars.
A PHEV driven mostly on electricity beats any hybrid; a PHEV never plugged in loses to one. Your charging access decides.
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