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Audi Q7 Hybrid vs gas: fuel cost and break-even

At US-average prices the hybrid (20 MPG combined) saves about -$318 a year over the gas version (22 MPG) at 13,500 miles a year.

Gas · 22 MPG

$3,183

per year, US average

Hybrid · 20 MPG

$3,501

per year, US average

Hybrid saves

-$318

per year

Work out your own break-even with your state, miles and the actual price difference

Yearly savings by state

Your stateGas, $/galHybrid saves / yearYears per $1,000
Georgia$3.67*-$275–
South Carolina$3.72*-$279–
Texas$3.70-$280–
Alabama$3.75*-$282–
Mississippi$3.76*-$283–
Louisiana$3.77*-$284–
Arkansas$3.79*-$286–
Virginia$3.84*-$288–
Florida$3.98-$293–
New Mexico$3.91*-$295–
North Carolina$3.95*-$297–
Wyoming$4.29*-$302–
Colorado$4.27-$308–
New Jersey$4.17*-$308–
Missouri$3.98*-$310–
Oklahoma$3.99*-$310–
West Virginia$4.15*-$311–
Arizona$4.51*-$313–
Minnesota$4.18-$314–
Indiana$4.03*-$314–
Tennessee$4.05*-$315–
New Hampshire$4.14*-$315–
Kansas$4.07*-$317–
Michigan$4.08*-$317–
Delaware$4.31*-$318–
Iowa$4.10*-$319–
Maryland$4.33*-$320–
New York$4.31-$321–
Ohio$4.05-$321–
Utah$4.58*-$322–
Montana$4.58*-$322–
Massachusetts$4.20-$323–
Idaho$4.60*-$324–
Rhode Island$4.26*-$324–
Kentucky$4.17*-$324–
Illinois$4.17*-$325–
Maine$4.27*-$325–
Nevada$4.69*-$326–
Vermont$4.29*-$326–
Connecticut$4.29*-$327–
Pennsylvania$4.42*-$327–
Nebraska$4.22*-$328–
South Dakota$4.25*-$330–
Oregon$4.81*-$335–
District of Columbia$4.53*-$335–
Wisconsin$4.31*-$335–
North Dakota$4.35*-$339–
Washington$5.33-$361–
Alaska$5.60*-$390–
Hawaii$5.61*-$390–
California$6.03-$399–

* estimated: EIA publishes weekly prices for 9 states; for the others we adjust the regional weekly price by how the state compared with its region in EIA’s latest annual data. Gas prices: EIA, week of Oct 19, 2026. Electricity: EIA, August 2026.