A fuel-efficient Toyota can completely change the way you drive. There’s nothing like navigating your day or road trips without having to worry about scheduling in all those gas station breaks. Hall Toyota Elizabeth City shares our top five fuel-efficient Toyota models and their EPA fuel economy numbers.
Toyota Prius
It’s tough to beat the efficiency of the Toyota Prius. The compact hatchback uses a hybrid powertrain to generate up to 196 horsepower and still earns up to 57 mpg combined. It’s also available with a plug-in hybrid powertrain, which earns a combined 114 MPGe and boasts a 39-mile electric driving range.
Toyota Corolla Hybrid
You’ll also get notable efficiency with the Toyota Corolla Hybrid. The stylish sedan features a hybrid powertrain and selectable Normal, Sport, and Eco modes, which enhance its sportiness or efficiency. It earns up to 50 mpg combined.
Toyota Camry Hybrid
The Toyota Camry Hybrid is a sporty midsize sedan. Its premium interior gives you extra space to stretch out. It also increases power to an enticing 232 horsepower and boasts up to 51 mpg combined.
Toyota RAV4
You can get even more space out of the Toyota RAV4, which is a versatile compact SUV. It’s available with a hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrain. You’ll get up to 43 mpg combined in Hybrid models and can drive up to 52 miles on electric power alone in Plug-in Hybrid models.
Toyota bZ
There are also all-electric models in the Toyota lineup, such as the Toyota bZ. The compact SUV can deliver an exciting 338 horsepower. It also provides an EPA-estimated 314-mile total driving range.*
Explore Our New Toyota Inventory in Elizabeth City, NC
These are only a few of the fuel-efficient Toyota models. We’re confident you can easily find your perfect match in our diverse lineup. Stop by Hall Toyota Elizabeth City to start today!
*Range figures are based on EPA testing criteria when the vehicle is fully charged and operated under ideal driving conditions. Use for comparison purposes only. Actual range may decrease significantly depending on speed, outside temperature, accessory use, how/where you drive, charging habits, and other factors. Battery capacity also decreases with time and use, which will reduce range.
