Most Fuel Efficient Cars
By: Good2GoPublished: May 26, 2015
Have you noticed how much the car market has changed in the last decade? Ten years ago much of the talk was about trucks, muscle cars, and sports cars. Now discussions revolve around fuel efficiency, safety features, alternative fuels, and technological improvements – and with good reason. Increased awareness of environmental issues, driving hazards, and rising gas prices have forced automakers to create cars that fit the needs of today’s drivers.
This shift has turned the auto industry upside down. Low impact vehicles are the new hot commodity. Hybrids, battery electric vehicles (BEV), and extended-range electric vehicles (EREV) are more popular than ever. These cars are fuel efficient, safe, and have little to no impact on our environment when compared to their gasoline counterparts. Whether you’re looking for an affordable hybrid or a battery powered convertible, there’s a fuel efficient car out there to meet your needs.
Maybe you’re looking for a plug-in hybrid with an $847,975 price tag. If so, the Porsche 918 Spyder is the car for you! But don’t get discouraged if that’s slightly out of your budget. As the technology of low impact vehicles continues to mature the price tags continue to drop. For instance, you can drive off the lot with a brand new Toyota Prius c for under $20,000. In addition to lower prices, today’s consumers have more options than ever when it comes to fuel economy cars.
Below is a list of the most fuel efficient cars of 2015 along with their EPA fuel economy estimate, which translates electricity used into gas that would be required to create that electricity in the case of electric vehicles and hybrids. Keep in mind the average rating for cars and light-duty trucks is only 24.1 MPG.
Ten Cars with the Best Fuel Economy
- 2015 BMW i3 – MPG City 137 | Hwy 111
- 2015 Chevrolet Spark EV –MPG City 128 | Hwy 109
- 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf – MPG City 126 | Hwy 105
- 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf – MPG City 126 | Hwy 105
- 2015 FIAT 500e – MPG City 122 | Hwy 108
- 2015 Nissan LEAF – MPG City 126 | Hwy 101
- Mitsubishi iMiEV – MPG City 126 | Hwy 99
- 2015 smart fortwo electric drive – MPG City 122 | Hwy 93
- 2015 Kia Soul EV – MPG City 120 | Hwy 92
- 2015 Ford Focus Electric – MPG City 110 | Hwy 99
- 2015 Tesla Model S – MPG City 90 | Hwy 97
As you can see this list is dominated by electric vehicles, but that doesn’t mean gasoline powered vehicles aren’t making strides of their own. Manufacturers are continuing to make gasoline engine vehicles more compact and efficient. After all, traditional cars still make up a majority of the auto market.
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