All mileage figures are EPA COMBINED estimates using current standards. List is current as of January 2010 and includes only models available in the U.S. See manufacturers' websites for more information.
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5 door
hatchback, seats 5
Ford
Fusion Hybrid 39
mpg
Mercury Milan
Hybrid 39
mpg
Upscale version of Ford
Fusion
Lexus 250h
Hybrid 35
mpg
Lexus’ first dedicated
hybrid model
Toyota Camry Hybrid 34
mpg
4 door midsize family sedan, America's best-selling
car
Nissan Altima
Hybrid 34 mpg
4 door midsize sport sedan, first offering by Japan's
2nd largest automaker, utilizing Toyota Hybrid technology.
Currently available only in "Clean-Air" states.
Ford Escape Hybrid 32
mpg (29 mpg AWD)
Compact SUV, seats 5, AWD
available
Mercury Mariner Hybrid 32 mpg (29 mpg AWD)
Upscale Cousin of the Escape
Mazda
Tribute Hybrid 32
mpg (29 mpg AWD)
Similar to Mariner and
Escape Hybrids, AWD available
Lexus Rx450h Hybrid 30
mpg (29 mpg AWD)
Sport Luxury SUV, seats 5,
AWD available, 295 hp
Saturn
Aura Hybrid 30 mpg
Chevrolet
Malibu Hybrid 29
mpg
Saturn Vue Green Line 28
mpg
Toyota Highlander Hybrid 26
mpg
Mid-size SUV, seats up to 7,
AWD standard
Lexus GS450h Hybrid 23
mpg
4 door full size sports
sedan, seats 5, 340 hp, RWD
Cadillac
Escalade Hybrid 22
mpg
Chevrolet
Tahoe Hybrid 22
mpg
GMC
Yukon Hybrid 22
mpg
Mechanical twin of Chevy
Tahoe Hybrid
Chevrolet
Silverado Hybrid 22 mpg
Full-size Pickup, currently available to fleets only
Lexus LS 600h L Hybrid 21
mpg
Lexus' flagship large luxury
car, AWD, 438 hp
Honda
Insight I (Discontinued
2006) 52 mpg
3 door hatchback, seats 2,
was the most fuel efficient hybrid ever produced
Honda
Accord Hybrid (Discontinued 2008) 28
mpg
4 door sport sedan, seats 5;
255 hp, FWD