What Is the Most Fuel-Efficient Toyota?

What is the Most Fuel-Efficient Toyota Model?

Providing a standard hybrid powertrain, the Toyota Prius delivers an EPA-estimated 57 MPG city and 56 MPG highway, making it the most fuel-efficient Toyota model. Alternatively, drivers seeking the benefits of an electric vehicle with the range of a gasoline model can explore the Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid, which provides an EPA-estimated 127 MPGe combined when using electric power for up to 45 miles of range or an EPA-estimated 52 MPG combined with gasoline. No matter your needs, the team at DCH Toyota of Torrance is here to listen to your preferences and provide recommendations.

Why Shop Fuel-Efficient Vehicles?

Whether you spend your time commuting across Los Angeles or exploring around California, fuel-efficient vehicles allow you to minimize fuel expenses and reduce your emissions footprint. In addition, some Toyota EV and PHEV models are eligible for the California Clean Air Vehicle (CAV) program, which allows you to use HOV lanes as a single occupant during commutes and adventures across the state. Eligible models for the 2024 model year include the Toyota bZ4X, Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid, and Toyota RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid.

Popular Electrified Toyota Vehicles

From the Toyota RAV4 PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) to the Toyota Crown, shoppers have plenty of exciting new Toyota models to explore in Torrance. Some of the most popular models that we're proud to highlight include the Toyota Camry Hybrid, which features an EPA-estimated 52 MPG combined with a total range of up to 686 miles, and the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid, which delivers an EPA-estimated 34 MPG combined with three-row seating space. And for those seeking a thrilling driving experience, the Toyota Sequoia and Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX offer a hybrid powertrain that delivers an impressive 437 horsepower and 583 pound-feet of torque.

Most Efficient Non-Hybrid Toyota Vehicles

If you're looking for straightforward functionality without an electrified powertrain, consider exploring Toyota models like the Toyota Corolla with an EPA-estimated 41 MPG highway or the Toyota Camry with an EPA-estimated 40 MPG highway. In addition, drivers can select versatile models like the Toyota RAV4 SUV with an EPA-estimated 35 MPG highway, providing available all-wheel drive functionality to help you drive through changing weather conditions or along unpaved mountain trails with ease. Other popular options include the Toyota Corolla Cross with an EPA-estimated 33 MPG highway, allowing you to experience a fuel-sipping crossover with plenty of versatility.