Best Gas Mileage Rankings
EPA-based fuel economy rankings: best gas mileage SUVs, trucks, cars, minivans, hybrids and EVs, plus lowest annual fuel cost and emissions.
Best Gas Mileage SUVs
The SUVs with the highest EPA combined fuel economy, ranked from official test data with city and highway figures and estimated annual fuel cost.
Ranked by Combined MPGBest Gas Mileage Trucks
The pickup trucks with the highest EPA combined fuel economy, ranked from official test data with city and highway figures and estimated annual fuel cost.
Ranked by Combined MPGBest Gas Mileage Cars
The cars with the highest EPA combined fuel economy, ranked from official test data with city and highway figures and estimated annual fuel cost.
Ranked by Combined MPGBest Gas Mileage Minivans & Vans
The minivans and passenger vans with the highest EPA combined fuel economy, ranked from official test data with city and highway figures and estimated annual fuel cost.
Ranked by Combined MPGMost Fuel-Efficient Hybrid Vehicles
The hybrids with the highest EPA combined fuel economy, ranked from official test data with city and highway figures and estimated annual fuel cost.
Ranked by Combined MPGMost Efficient Electric Cars
Electric vehicles ranked by EPA combined efficiency in MPGe, with estimated annual energy cost — the number that decides what you actually pay to drive.
Ranked by Combined MPGeCheapest Cars to Fuel
Vehicles ranked by the lowest estimated annual fuel cost from the EPA, based on 15,000 miles a year — the clearest measure of what a car costs to drive.
Ranked by Annual fuel costLowest Emission Vehicles
Vehicles ranked by the lowest tailpipe CO2 output in grams per mile, from EPA test data, with combined MPG and annual fuel cost alongside.
Ranked by Tailpipe CO2Best Highway MPG Vehicles
Vehicles with the highest EPA highway fuel economy — the ranking that matters if most of your miles are interstate commuting or road trips.
Ranked by Highway MPGBest City MPG Vehicles
Vehicles with the highest EPA city fuel economy — the ranking to use for stop-and-go commuting, delivery routes, and heavy urban driving.
Ranked by City MPG