Hybrid Cars:
1. Toyota Prius Prime (Plug-in Hybrid):
- Combined Fuel Economy: 133 MPG
- EV Mode Range: 25 Miles
2. Hyundai Sonata Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 52 MPG
3. Toyota Corolla Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 52 MPG
4. Kia Niro Plug-in Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 105 MPG
- EV Mode Range: 26 Miles
5. Ford C-Max Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 42 MPG
Conventional Cars:
1. Toyota Yaris:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 40 MPG
2. Hyundai Accent:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 39 MPG
3. Kia Rio:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 37 MPG
4. Honda Civic:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 36 MPG
5. Toyota Corolla:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 38 MPG
Hybrid SUVs:
1. Toyota RAV4 Prime (Plug-in Hybrid):
- Combined Fuel Economy: 94 MPG
- EV Mode Range: 42 Miles
2. Ford Escape Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 41 MPG
3. Toyota Highlander Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 35 MPG
4. Kia Niro Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 53 MPG
5. Honda CR-V Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 40 MPG
Conventional SUVs:
1. Mazda CX-3:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 34 MPG
2. Honda HR-V:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 34 MPG
3. Toyota C-HR:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 31 MPG
4. Kia Seltos:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 31 MPG
5. Jeep Renegade:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 32 MPG
Hybrid Trucks:
1. Ford F-150 PowerBoost (Hybrid):
- Combined Fuel Economy: 25 MPG
2. Toyota Tundra Hybrid:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 22 MPG
Conventional Trucks:
1. Toyota Tacoma:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 23 MPG
2. Chevrolet Silverado 1500:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 23 MPG
3. Ram 1500:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 22 MPG
4. Ford Ranger:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 23 MPG
5. Nissan Frontier:
- Combined Fuel Economy: 21 MPG
Please note that the fuel economy figures mentioned above are EPA estimates and may vary depending on real-world driving conditions and individual driving habits. Additionally, this list is not exhaustive and there are other fuel-efficient vehicles available in the market.
