The 15 Crossovers With the Best Gas Mileage in 2023

Base Price: $25,715

EPA combined/city/highway: 31/29/35

If you like funky styling, a small package and pretty decent fuel economy all at a very affordable price (for some buyers), then the Seltos is for you!

Base Price: $24,395

EPA combined/city/highway: 32/31/33

I absolutely some the Corolla Cross for what it is. If we were all honest with ourselves, we would realize the Corolla Cross is as much car as anybody really needs. But, it gets better from here. We’re gonna come across the CC again on this list, so buckle up.

Base Price: $23,476

EPA combined/city/highway: 32/30/35

Unfortunately, the Kona N does not make this list, but that’s okay. The regular Kona is a lovely little vehicle, and it’s super cheap for a new car!

Base Price: $21,775

EPA combined/city/highway: 33/31/36

The Kicks is one of the few cars on sale today that actually comes in fun colors! For that reason alone, I recommend it.

Base Price: $29,095

EPA combined/city/highway: 33/30/37

There are a lot of reasons the Rogue is one of the best selling vehicles in America, and having great fuel economy is near the top. Well, it’s that and the ‘Heroes’ tie in from the early 2000s.

Base Price: $37,245

EPA combined/city/highway: 34/36/31

If you wanted a Palisade but couldn’t find one or didn’t have the room, the Santa Fe is a wonderful and smaller alternative.

Base Price: $41,555

EPA combined/city/highway: 36/36/35

It’s honestly witchcraft that Toyota was able to eke out such great gas mileage from a vehicle this big. I do not know how the engineer did it, but I think we should all clap for them.

Base Price: $39,015

EPA combined/city/highway: 37/39/35

The Sorento’s restrained styling is a great alternative if Hyundai’s design language is a bit too much for you. It’s very nice that Hyundai/Kia give you the option when buying a car from either brand.

Base Price: $32,485

EPA combined/city/highway: 38/38/38

I know a lot of people aren’t into it, but I think the Tucson is a really great looking crossover. It honestly could be one of the most distinctive vehicles on sale today.

Base Price: $42,640

EPA combined/city/highway: 39/42/36

The Ford Escape Hybrid is a very compelling package, but you’re going to need to be ready to pay up. At nearly $43,000, it is the most expensive vehicle on our list.

Base Price: $35,455

EPA combined/city/highway: 39/40/37

The Venza is a seriously great deal that perfectly bridges the gap between Toyota and Lexus. It also helps that it’s pretty handsome to boot!

Base Price: $33,695

EPA combined/city/highway: 40/43/36

The CR-V is one of the more handsome vehicles on this list. It really does look a lot more upscale than its very reasonable price would suggest.

Base Price: $32,060

EPA combined/city/highway: 40/41/38

Standard all-wheel drive and 40 mpg in a vehicle this large is a truly impressive feat. Then again, this is Toyota engineers we’re talking about.

Base Price: $29,305

EPA combined/city/highway: 42/45/38

The Corolla Cross Hybrid is one of my favorite vehicles that I have driven in quite some time. It’s not sporty, but dammit it’s honest. Plus, it gets some really excellent fuel mileage even when you’re pushing it. I cannot recommend this vehicle enough.

Base Price: $28,815

EPA combined/city/highway: 43/42/44

Our MPG king! Look upon him in awe, as he is the ruler of our world!