Most Fuel-Efficient Cars (Petrol & Hybrid)
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The highest combined MPG (UK) figures in our database for 2020-onwards non-electric cars — one entry per model, ranked overall, by powertrain and by body style. All figures come from our own dataset (US EPA (fueleconomy.gov) and NHTSA safety ratings 18 July 2026; NHTSA recalls and complaints 6 October 2026) — no opinions, just the numbers, ranked.
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Overall Top 10
The highest combined MPG (UK) figures in our database, any body style, ranked purely by the number.
| # | Model | Model years | MPG (UK) | MPG (US) | CO₂ g/km | Engine |
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| 1 | Toyota Prius Hybrid | 2023–2024 | 68 | 57 | 96 | 2L 4-cyl |
| 2 | Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid | 2020–2022 | 66 | 55 | 101 | 1.6L 4-cyl |
| 3 | Toyota Prius Prime Plug-in Hybrid | 2020–2022 | 65 | 54 | 48 | 1.8L 4-cyl |
| 4 | Toyota Camry Hybrid | 2020–2024 | 62 | 52 | 106 | 2.5L 4-cyl |
| 5 | Toyota Corolla Hybrid | 2020–2022 | 62 | 52 | 106 | 1.8L 4-cyl |
| 6 | Honda Insight Hybrid | 2020 | 62 | 52 | 106 | 1.5L 4-cyl |
| 7 | Hyundai Elantra Hybrid | 2021–2026 | 60 | 50 | 110 | 1.6L 4-cyl |
| 8 | Honda Civic Hybrid | 2025–2026 | 59 | 49 | 112 | 2L 4-cyl |
| 9 | Kia Niro Hybrid | 2023–2026 | 59 | 49 | 112 | 1.6L 4-cyl |
| 10 | Honda Accord Hybrid | 2021 | 58 | 48 | 114 | 2L 4-cyl |
One entry per model line — the best model year for each, from 430 distinct model lines considered (2020 onwards).
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Toyota Prius Hybrid · 2023–2024
Around 68 mpg (UK) / 57 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 96 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 66 mpg (UK) / 55 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 101 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Toyota Prius Prime Plug-in Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 65 mpg (UK) / 54 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 48 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,250/yr fuel
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Toyota Camry Hybrid · 2020–2024
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Toyota Corolla Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Honda Insight Hybrid · 2020
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Hyundai Elantra Hybrid · 2021–2026
Around 60 mpg (UK) / 50 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 110 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Honda Civic Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Kia Niro Hybrid · 2023–2026
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
SUV · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Honda Accord Hybrid · 2021
Around 58 mpg (UK) / 48 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 114 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,400/yr fuel
Best Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid for Fuel Economy
The Toyota Prius leads our hybrid and plug-in hybrid records at 68 mpg (UK) combined, among 142 hybrid or plug-in hybrid model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Toyota Prius Hybrid · 2023–2024
Around 68 mpg (UK) / 57 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 96 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 66 mpg (UK) / 55 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 101 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Toyota Prius Prime Plug-in Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 65 mpg (UK) / 54 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 48 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,250/yr fuel
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Toyota Camry Hybrid · 2020–2024
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Toyota Corolla Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Honda Insight Hybrid · 2020
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Hyundai Elantra Hybrid · 2021–2026
Around 60 mpg (UK) / 50 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 110 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Honda Civic Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
Best Petrol & Diesel (Non-Hybrid) for Fuel Economy
Without any hybrid assistance, the Mitsubishi Mirage leads at 47 mpg (UK) combined, among 386 conventional model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Mitsubishi Mirage · 2021, 2023
Around 47 mpg (UK) / 39 mpg (US) combined from its 1.2L 3-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 140 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $1,700/yr fuel
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Mitsubishi Mirage G4 · 2022–2023
Around 44 mpg (UK) / 37 mpg (US) combined from its 1.2L 3-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 146 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,800/yr fuel
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Honda Civic · 2022–2024
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl turbo regular gasoline engine.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 151 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Honda Fit · 2020
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Estate/Wagon · Front-Wheel Drive · 153 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Hyundai Accent · 2020–2022
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 154 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Kia Rio · 2020–2023
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 155 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Hyundai Elantra · 2020
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.4L 4-cyl turbo regular gasoline engine.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 155 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Toyota Corolla · 2021
Around 42 mpg (UK) / 35 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 156 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,900/yr fuel
Best SUV for Fuel Economy
The Kia Niro (hybrid) leads SUVs in our database at 59 mpg (UK) combined, among 157 SUV model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Kia Niro Hybrid · 2024–2026
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
SUV · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Toyota RAV4 Hybrid · 2026
Around 52 mpg (UK) / 43 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
SUV · Front-Wheel Drive · 127 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,550/yr fuel
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Kia Sportage Hybrid · 2023–2025
Around 52 mpg (UK) / 43 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl turbo hybrid powertrain.
SUV · Front-Wheel Drive · 128 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,550/yr fuel
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Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid · 2023–2025
Around 50 mpg (UK) / 42 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
SUV · All-Wheel Drive · 130 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,600/yr fuel
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Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid · 2020
Around 49 mpg (UK) / 41 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl plug-in hybrid powertrain.
SUV · Front-Wheel Drive · 48 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,650/yr fuel
Best Estate & Wagon for Fuel Economy
The Kia Niro (hybrid) leads estate & wagons in our database at 59 mpg (UK) combined, among 20 estate & wagon model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Kia Niro Hybrid · 2023
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Estate/Wagon · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Toyota Crown Signia Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 46 mpg (UK) / 38 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Estate/Wagon · All-Wheel Drive · 144 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,750/yr fuel
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Honda Fit · 2020
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Estate/Wagon · Front-Wheel Drive · 153 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Subaru Impreza · 2021–2023
Around 38 mpg (UK) / 32 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Estate/Wagon · All-Wheel Drive · 181 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $2,250/yr fuel
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Volvo V60 Plug-in Hybrid · 2022–2023, 2025
Around 37 mpg (UK) / 31 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl turbo plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Estate/Wagon · All-Wheel Drive · 62 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $2,650/yr fuel
Best Pickup for Fuel Economy
The Ford Maverick (hybrid) leads pickups in our database at 46 mpg (UK) combined, among 18 pickup model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Ford Maverick Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 46 mpg (UK) / 38 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Pickup · Front-Wheel Drive · 145 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,750/yr fuel
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Chevrolet Silverado · 2020–2021
Around 32 mpg (UK) / 27 mpg (US) combined from its 3L 6-cyl turbo diesel engine.
Pickup · Rear-Wheel Drive · 238 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 4★ · EPA est. $3,550/yr fuel
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Ford Maverick · 2026
Around 31 mpg (UK) / 26 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl turbo regular gasoline engine.
Pickup · Front-Wheel Drive · 212 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $2,600/yr fuel
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Ram 1500 HFE · 2022
Around 31 mpg (UK) / 26 mpg (US) combined from its 3L 6-cyl turbo diesel engine.
Pickup · Rear-Wheel Drive · 239 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $3,700/yr fuel
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Ram 1500 HFE Hybrid · 2021
Around 31 mpg (UK) / 26 mpg (US) combined from its 3L 6-cyl turbo hybrid powertrain.
Pickup · Rear-Wheel Drive · 239 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $3,700/yr fuel
Best Coupe for Fuel Economy
The Honda Prelude (hybrid) leads coupes in our database at 53 mpg (UK) combined, among 122 coupe model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Honda Prelude Hybrid · 2026
Around 53 mpg (UK) / 44 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Coupe · Front-Wheel Drive · 126 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,500/yr fuel
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Honda Civic 2Dr · 2020
Around 42 mpg (UK) / 35 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl turbo regular gasoline engine.
Coupe · Front-Wheel Drive · 159 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,900/yr fuel
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MINI Cooper Convertible · 2022–2024
Around 38 mpg (UK) / 32 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 3-cyl turbo premium gasoline engine.
Coupe · Front-Wheel Drive · 170 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $2,550/yr fuel
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MINI Cooper S Convertible · 2025–2026
Around 36 mpg (UK) / 30 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl turbo premium gasoline engine.
Coupe · Front-Wheel Drive · 181 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $2,750/yr fuel
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BMW 230i Coupe · 2024–2026
Around 36 mpg (UK) / 30 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl turbo premium gasoline engine.
Coupe · Rear-Wheel Drive · 184 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $2,750/yr fuel
Best Van & Minivan for Fuel Economy
The Toyota Sienna (hybrid) leads van & minivans in our database at 43 mpg (UK) combined, among 8 van & minivan model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Toyota Sienna Hybrid · 2021–2026
Around 43 mpg (UK) / 36 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Van/Minivan · Front-Wheel Drive · 153 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,850/yr fuel
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Kia Carnival Hybrid · 2025
Around 40 mpg (UK) / 33 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl turbo hybrid powertrain.
Van/Minivan · Front-Wheel Drive · 170 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $2,050/yr fuel
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Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid · 2020–2026
Around 36 mpg (UK) / 30 mpg (US) combined from its 3.6L 6-cyl plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Van/Minivan · Front-Wheel Drive · 74 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $2,250/yr fuel
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Honda Odyssey · 2020–2026
Around 26 mpg (UK) / 22 mpg (US) combined from its 3.5L 6-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Van/Minivan · Front-Wheel Drive · 245 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $3,050/yr fuel
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Chrysler Pacifica · 2020–2026
Around 26 mpg (UK) / 22 mpg (US) combined from its 3.6L 6-cyl regular gasoline engine.
Van/Minivan · Front-Wheel Drive · 249 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $3,050/yr fuel
Best Saloon & Sedan for Fuel Economy
The Toyota Camry (hybrid) leads saloon & sedans in our database at 62 mpg (UK) combined, among 96 saloon & sedan model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Toyota Camry Hybrid · 2020–2024
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Toyota Corolla Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Honda Insight Hybrid · 2020
Around 62 mpg (UK) / 52 mpg (US) combined from its 1.5L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 106 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,300/yr fuel
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Hyundai Elantra Hybrid · 2021–2026
Around 60 mpg (UK) / 50 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 110 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
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Honda Civic Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 59 mpg (UK) / 49 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Saloon/Sedan · Front-Wheel Drive · 112 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,350/yr fuel
Best Hatchback for Fuel Economy
The Toyota Prius (hybrid) leads hatchbacks in our database at 68 mpg (UK) combined, among 36 hatchback model lines with recorded fuel economy (2020 onwards).
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Toyota Prius Hybrid · 2023–2024
Around 68 mpg (UK) / 57 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 96 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 66 mpg (UK) / 55 mpg (US) combined from its 1.6L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 101 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,200/yr fuel
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Toyota Prius Prime Plug-in Hybrid · 2020–2022
Around 65 mpg (UK) / 54 mpg (US) combined from its 1.8L 4-cyl plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 48 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,250/yr fuel
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Honda Civic 5Dr Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 58 mpg (UK) / 48 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 116 g/km CO₂ · EPA est. $1,400/yr fuel
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Lexus UX Hybrid · 2025–2026
Around 52 mpg (UK) / 43 mpg (US) combined from its 2L 4-cyl hybrid powertrain.
Hatchback · Front-Wheel Drive · 127 g/km CO₂ · NHTSA 5★ · EPA est. $1,550/yr fuel
We segment by body style only where our underlying vehicle-classification data is reliable (SUV, pickup, estate/wagon, coupe, van/minivan). Hatchback and saloon/sedan aren't split out separately yet because the source classification for those two categories isn't precise enough for us to stand behind a ranked list — they're still included in the Overall Top 10 above, just not broken out on their own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are hybrid or non-hybrid cars more fuel efficient?
Hybrids generally return the highest combined MPG figures on this list, since they can run on electric power alone at low speeds — see the Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid section above for our top hybrid picks specifically. Several non-hybrid petrol cars with small, efficient engines also rank highly in the Overall Top 10; each car's powertrain type is shown in its own spec table.
Does real-world MPG match these figures?
These are official combined-cycle figures from manufacturer/EPA testing, not a guarantee of what you'll get. Real-world MPG is usually somewhat lower and depends on driving style, load, tyre pressure and terrain — see our MPG UK vs US EPA guide for more detail.
Why does this list only include 2020-onwards cars?
Newer engines generally benefit from more efficient technology, so restricting to recent model years gives a fairer, more relevant comparison for anyone shopping today.
How is this list ranked?
Purely by combined UK mpg figure, highest first, computed directly from the specification data on this site.
What's the most fuel-efficient hybrid on this site?
The Toyota Prius — around 68 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among the hybrid and plug-in hybrid model lines in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient petrol car with no hybrid system?
The Mitsubishi Mirage — around 47 mpg (UK) combined among the non-hybrid cars in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient SUV on this site?
The Kia Niro (hybrid) — around 59 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among SUVs in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient estate & wagon on this site?
The Kia Niro (hybrid) — around 59 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among estate & wagons in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient pickup on this site?
The Ford Maverick (hybrid) — around 46 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among pickups in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient coupe on this site?
The Honda Prelude (hybrid) — around 53 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among coupes in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient van & minivan on this site?
The Toyota Sienna (hybrid) — around 43 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among van & minivans in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient saloon & sedan on this site?
The Toyota Camry (hybrid) — around 62 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among saloon & sedans in our database.
What's the most fuel-efficient hatchback on this site?
The Toyota Prius (hybrid) — around 68 mpg (UK) combined, the best figure among hatchbacks in our database.
Rankings are computed from the specification data on this site and are provided for reference only. Verify details with the manufacturer before purchasing.
Last updated: · Data: US EPA (fueleconomy.gov) and NHTSA safety ratings 18 July 2026; NHTSA recalls and complaints 6 October 2026