Skip to main content

- Mobile
- Español
- Site Map
- General Links
- FAQ
- Videos

          -  Find a Car              -                - Searches
              - Find a Car – Home
              - Compare Side by Side
              - Power Search
              - Search by Make
              - Hybrids, Diesels, and Alternative Fuel Cars
              - Find a SmartWay Vehicle
              - Best and Worst Vehicles
              - Fueleconomy.gov Top Ten
              - Today's Most Viewed Vehicles
              - Used Car Label                - Fuel Economy Guides
              - Print the Guide
              - Help Promote Fuel Economy 
            -                - Find a Car – Home
              -  Find a fuel efficient vehicle that meets your needs 
            -                - Used Car Label  Selling your car? We can help you advertise its mpg. 
            -  Save Money & Fuel                -                  - Gas Mileage Tips
                - Driving More Efficiently
                - Keeping Your Car in Shape
                - Planning and Combining Trips
                - Choosing a More Efficient Vehicle
                - Tips for Hybrids, Plug-in Hybrids, and Electric Vehicles
                - Fuel Economy in Cold Weather
                - Fuel Economy in Hot Weather
                - More Information 
              -                  - Tax Incentives
                - Credits for New Vehicles Purchased in 2023 or After
                - Credits for Pre-Owned Vehicles Purchased in 2023 or After
                - Credits for New Vehicles Purchased Before 2023
                - Frequently Asked Questions                  - Gasoline Prices
                - Local Prices
                - Questions About Gas Prices 
              -                  - Cost Calculators
                - Fuel Savings Calculator
                - Trip Calculator
                - Can a Hybrid Save Me Money?
                - My Plug-in Hybrid Calculator 
            -  Benefits                -                  - Why is fuel economy important?
                - Save Money
                - Climate Change
                - Oil Dependence Costs
                - Sustainability 
              -                  -  Vehicles produce about half of the greenhouse gases from a typical U.S. household. 
            -  My MPG                -                  - My MPG - Home
                -  We can help you calculate and track your fuel economy. 
              -                  - MPG Estimates from Others
                -  MPG estimates from drivers like you! 
            -  Advanced Cars & Fuels                -                  - About Hybrid and Electric Cars
                -  A quick guide to the different kinds of hybrids and electric vehicles. 
                - All-Electric Vehicles
                - Compare Side by Side
                - About Electrics
                - New & Upcoming
                - Tax Incentives
                - GHG Emissions Calculator
                - Electric Vehicle Links 
              -                  - Hybrids
                - Compare Side by Side
                - How Hybrids Work
                - Can a Hybrid Save Me Money?
                - Hybrid Links
                - Plug-In Hybrids
                - Compare Side by Side
                - About Plug-in Hybrids
                - How Plug-in Hybrids Save Money 
                - My Plug-in Hybrid Calculator
                - New & Upcoming
                - Tax Incentives
                - GHG Emissions Calculator
                - Plug-in Hybrid Links 
              -                  - Diesels
                - Compare Side by Side
                - About Diesels
                - New & Upcoming
                - Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel
                - Biodiesel
                - Diesel Links
                - Flex-Fuel Vehicles
                - Flex-Fuel Vehicles
                - Flex-Fuel Links 
              -                  - Alternative Fuels
                - Ethanol
                - Electricity
                - Biodiesel
                - Natural Gas
                - Hydrogen
                - Propane
                - Fuel Cell Vehicles
                - Compare Side by Side
                - How They Work
                - Benefits and Challenges
                - Videos 
                - Fuel Cell Links 
            -  About EPA Ratings                -                  - Window Sticker
                - About the Label
                - Sample Labels:                    - Gasoline Vehicles
                  - Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles
                  - Electric Vehicles 
                - QR Codes 
              -                  - New vs. Old Ratings
                - 2017 Ratings Changes
                - Compare Old and New MPG
                - Fuel Economy Tests
                - How Vehicles Are Tested
                - Which Vehicles Are Tested
                - Detailed Test Information 
              -                  - Your Mileage Will Vary
                - Your Mileage Will Vary
                - Factors That Affect MPG
                - Myths and Misconceptions 
            -  More Topics                -                  - Where the Energy Goes
                - Gasoline Vehicles
                - Hybrids
                - Electric Cars
                - Fuel-Saving Technologies
                - Engine Technologies
                - Transmission Technologies
                - Other Technologies                  - Extreme MPG 
              -                  - Selecting the Right Octane Fuel
                -  Answers to frequently asked questions about octane. 
            -  Search                -  Enter vehicle or phrase.Go          Download Fuel Economy Data
Fuel economy data are the result of vehicle testing done at the Environmental Protection Agency's National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and by vehicle manufacturers with oversight by EPA.
Attention! Revised Estimates
EPA Revises MPG Estimates for 2013–17 Audi, Bentley, Porsche and Volkswagen vehicles

EPA Revises MPG Estimates for 2014 MINI Cooper and Cooper S

EPA Revises MPG Estimates for 2013–14 Mercedes C300 4matic

EPA Revises MPG Estimates for 2013–14 Ford Vehicles

2012–13 Hyundai Data Revised (November 2, 2012)

2012–13 Kia Data Revised (November 2, 2012)
Datasets for All Model Years (1984–2025)
(Updated: Thursday September 19 2024)

 In order to make estimates comparable across model years, the MPG estimates for all 1984–2007 model year vehicles and some 2011–2016 model year vehicles have been revised. Learn More

Fueleconomy.gov Web Services for Developers

Zipped CSV File (Documentation)

Unzipped CSV File (Documentation)

Zipped XML File (Documentation)
Datasets and Guides for Individual Model Years
 The MPG estimates in the files below reflect the original estimates shown on the EPA fuel Economy Label. MPGe and kWh/100 mile estimates for plug-in vehicles include losses that occur during charging.
Downloadable Fuel Economy DataFuel Economy GuideEPA Green Vehicle GuideSmartWay Vehicle ListDatafile1Printed Guide2Datafile3Printed GuideDatafile3Printed Guide2025 Datafile2025 Guide (PRELIMINARY)2025 Guide /							(TXT)2025 Guide2025 Data2025 Guide2024 Datafile2024 Guide 2024 Guide /							(TXT)2024 Guide2024 Data2024 Guide2023 Datafile2023 Guide 2023 Guide /							(TXT)2023 Guide2023 Data2023 Guide2022 Datafile2022 Guide 2022 Guide /							(TXT)2022 Guide2022 Data2022 Guide2021 Datafile2021 Guide 2021 Guide /							(TXT)2021 Guide2021 Data2021 Guide2020 Datafile2020 Guide 2020 Guide /							(TXT)2020 Guide2020 Data2020 Guide2019 Datafile2019 Guide2019 Guide /							(TXT)2019 Guide2019 Data2019 Guide2018 Datafile2018 Guide2018 Guide /							(TXT)2018 Guide2018 Data2018 Guide2017 Datafile2017 Guide2017 Guide /							(TXT)2017 Guide2017 Data2017 Guide2016 Datafile2016 Guide2016 Guide /							(TXT)2016 Guide2016 Data2016 Guide2015 Datafile2015 Guide2015 Guide /							(TXT)2015 Guide2015 Data2015 Guide2014 Datafile2014 Guide2014 Guide /							(TXT)2014 Guide2014 Data2014 Guide2013 Datafile2013 Guide2013 Guide /							(TXT)2013 Guide2013 Data2013 Guide2012 Datafile2012 Guide2012 Guide /							(TXT)2012 Guide2012 Data2012 Guide2011 Datafile2011 Guide2011 Guide /							(TXT)2011 Guide2011 Data2011 Guide2010 Datafile2010 Guide2010 Guide /							(TXT)2010 Guide2010 Data2010 Guide2009 Datafile2009 Guide2009 Guide /							(TXT)2009 Guide2009 Data2009 Guide2008 Datafile2008 Guide2008 Guide /							(TXT)2008 Guide2008 Data2008 Guide2007 Datafile2007 Guide2007 Guide /							(TXT)2007 Guide2007 Data2007 Guide2006 Datafile2006 Guide2006 Guide /							(TXT)2006 Guide2006 Data2006 Guide2005 Datafile2005 Guide2005 Guide /							(TXT)2005 Guide2005 Data2005 Guide2004 Datafile2004 Guide2004 Guide /							(TXT)2004 Guide2004 Data2004 Guide2003 Datafile2003 Guide2003 Guide /							(TXT)2003 Guide2003 Data2003 Guide2002 Datafile2002 Guide2002 Guide /							(TXT)2002 Guide2002 Data2002 Guide2001 Datafile2001 GuideInterior Volumes2001 Guide /							(TXT)2001 Guide2001 Data2001 Guide2000 Datafile2000 GuideInterior Volumes2000 Guide /							(TXT)2000 Guide2000 Data2000 Guide1999 Datafile1999 Guide1998 Datafile1998 Guide1997 Datafile1997 Guide1996 Datafile1996 Guide (TXT)1995 Datafile1995 Guide (TXT)1994 Datafile1994 Guide (TXT)1993 Datafile1993 Guide (TXT)1992 Datafile1992 Guide (TXT)1991 Datafile1991 Guide (TXT)1990 Datafile1990 Guide (TXT)1989 Datafile1989 Guide (TXT)1988 Datafile1988 Guide (TXT)1987 Datafile1987 Guide (TXT)1986 Datafile1986 Guide (TXT)1985 Datafile1985 Guide (TXT)1984 Datafile1984 Guide (TXT)1983 Datafile1983 Guide (TXT)1982 Datafile1982 Guide (TXT)1981 Datafile1981 Guide (TXT)1980 Datafile1980 Guide (TXT)1979 Datafile1979 Guide (TXT)1978 Datafile1978 Guide (TXT)1977 Guide (PDF)1976 Guide (PDF)1975 Guide (PDF)1974 Guide (PDF)
1Data files have been compressed into *.zip files, which must be downloaded to your computer/device and unzipped before they can be used. The data files are formatted as either comma-separated value files (*.csv) or Excel (*.xls or *.xlxs) spreadsheet tables (documentation).

2Annual fuel costs shown in 1997-2014 Fuel Economy Guides are based on fuel prices when the guide was originally printed. Annual fuel cost estimates based on current prices are available in Find and Compare Cars

3EPA Green Vehicle Guide and SmartWay List Documentation
Mobile			| Español			| Site Map			| General Links			| FAQ			| Contacts			| USA.gov			| Privacy/Security			| FeedbackContacts			| Download EPA's MPG Ratings 			| Find and Compare Cars			| USA.gov			| Info for Auto Dealers			| Privacy/Security			| Feedback
This website is administered by Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

This website is administered by Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the U.S. DOE and the U.S. EPA.