Transcription of 2018 Fuel Economy Guide
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Icontents Using the fuel Economy Guide / i Understanding the Guide Listings / 1 Why Some Vehicles Are Not Listed / 1 Tax Incentives and Disincentives / 2 fuel Economy Saves You Money / 2 Fueling Options / 2 vehicle Classes Used in This Guide / 3 Annual fuel Cost Ranges for VehicleClasses/ 3 Advanced vehicle Technologies / 4 Charging Your Electric or Plug-In HybridVehicle / 4 Improve Your fuel Economy / 5 fuel Economy Leaders / 6 2018 Model Year Vehicles / 7 Diesel Vehicles / 35 All-Electric Vehicles / 37 fuel Cell Vehicles / 39 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles / 40 Hybrid Electric Vehicles / 44 Ethanol Flexible fuel Vehicles / 46 Index / 49 USING THE FUELECONOMY GUIDEThe Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA) and Department ofEnergy (DOE) produce the fuel EconomyGuide to help car buyers choose themost fuel -efficient vehicle that meets theirneeds. The Guide is available on the Webat Economy EstimatesThe purpose of EPA s fuel economyestimates is to provide a reliable basis forcomparing vehicles in this Guide (other thanplug-in hybrids) have three fuel economyestimates: A city estimate that represents urbandriving, in which a vehicle is startedin the morning (after being parked allnight) and driven in stop-and-go traffic A highway estimate that represents amixture of rural and interstate highwaydriving in a warmed-up vehicle , typicalof longer trips in free-flowing traffic A combined estimate that representsa combination of city driving (55%) andhigh
i contents Using the Fuel Economy Guide / i Understanding the Guide Listings / 1 Why Some Vehicles Are Not Listed / 1 Tax Incentives and Disincentives / 2 Fuel Economy Saves You Money / 2 Fueling Options / 2 Vehicle Classes Used in This Guide / 3 Annual Fuel Cost Ranges for Vehicle Classes/ 3 Advanced Vehicle Technologies / 4 …
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