Most fuel-efficient cars

Current sedans, hatchbacks and coupes ranked by their best EPA combined MPG on gasoline (hybrids included, EVs excluded).

#	Model	Combined MPG	More
1	Toyota Prius2015–present · Hatchback · Hybrid	53 MPG	Cost to drive
2	Hyundai Elantra2021–present · Hybrid	52 MPG	Cost to drive
3	Honda Civic2022–present · Hybrid	49 MPG	Cost to drive
4	Hyundai Sonata2015–present · Hybrid	49 MPG	Cost to drive
5	Toyota Corolla2020–present · Sedan · Hybrid	48 MPG	Cost to drive
6	Toyota Camry2025–present · Hybrid	47 MPG	Cost to drive
7	Honda Accord2023–present · Hybrid	46 MPG	Cost to drive
8	Honda Prelude2026–present · Hybrid	44 MPG	Cost to drive
9	Lexus ES2015–present · Hybrid	44 MPG	Cost to drive
10	Lexus UX2019–present · Hybrid	43 MPG	Cost to drive
11	Toyota Crown2023–present · Hybrid	36 MPG	Cost to drive
12	Volkswagen Jetta2015–present	34 MPG	Cost to drive
13	Nissan Sentra2026–present	33 MPG	Cost to drive
14	Nissan Versa2015–present · Sedan	33 MPG	Cost to drive
15	Acura Integra2023–present	31 MPG	Cost to drive
16	Chevrolet Malibu2015–present	31 MPG	Cost to drive
17	Hyundai Venue2020–present	31 MPG	Cost to drive
18	MINI Cooper2015–present · Hatchback	31 MPG	Cost to drive
19	BMW 2 Series2015–present · Coupe · Hybrid	30 MPG	Cost to drive
20	BMW 5 Series2015–present · Sedan · Hybrid	30 MPG	Cost to drive
21	Kia K42025–present	30 MPG	Cost to drive
22	MINI John Cooper Works2015–present	30 MPG	Cost to drive
23	Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class2015–present · Hybrid	30 MPG	Cost to drive
24	Nissan Altima2015–present	30 MPG	Cost to drive
25	BMW 3 Series2015–present · Sedan · Hybrid	29 MPG	Cost to drive

Source: US EPA fuel economy data (fueleconomy.gov); prices from the US EIA. Current generations, main body style, top 25.

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