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Highest Fuel Economy by Vehicle Class: 2013 Model Year

Vehicles are ranked by their combined rating (weighted by 55% city and 45% highway). Ties are listed alphabetically. In classes where the most fuel-efficient is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) or an electric vehicle (EV), a conventional or regular hybrid is also listed. These lists were created using information available as of December 5, 2012. See www.fueleconomy.gov for current information.

Class Make/Model Combined
MPG
Two-Seater Car smart fortwo electric drive cabriolet (EV)
smart fortwo electric drive coupe (EV)
107
smart fortwo convertible
smart fortwo coupe
36
Mini-Compact Car Scion iQ E 121
Scion IQ 37
Sub-Compact Car Mitsubishi i-MiEV (EV) 112
Chevrolet Spark 34
Compact Car Ford Focus Electric (EV) 105
Toyota Prius c (hybrid) 50
Midsize Car Ford C-MAX Energi Plug-in Hybrid
Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV)
58
Toyota Prius (hybrid) 50
Large Car Tesla Model S (60 kW-hour battery) 95
Ford C-Max Hybrid 47
Small Station Wagon Honda Fit EV (EV) 118
Audi A3 (diesel)
Volkswagen Jetta Sportwagen (diesel)
34
Midsize Station Wagon Toyota Prius v (hybrid) 42
Small Sport Utility Vehicle Lexus RX 450h (hybrid) 30
Standard Sport Utility Vehicle Toyota Highlander Hybrid 28
Minivan Mazda 5 (automatic) 24
Small Pickup Truck Toyota Tacoma 2WD 23
Standard Pickup Truck Chevrolet C15 Silverado Hybrid 2WD
Chevrolet K15 Silverado Hybrid 4WD
GMC C15 Sierra Hybrid 2WD
GMC K15 Sierra Hybrid 4WD
RAM 1500 HFE 2WD
21
Van, Cargo Chevrolet G1500 Express 2WD
GMC G1500 Savana 2WD
17
Van, Passenger Chevrolet G1500/H1500 Express
GMC G1500/H1500 Savana
Ford E150 Wagon FFV
14

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