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Most efficient gasoline large cars, 2026 model year

11 gasoline large cars are rated for model year 2026. Their best combined ratings run from 14 to 32 MPG, with a median of 21. Honda Accord leads at 32; Rolls-Royce Phantom is last at 14.

The leader gets 2.3 times the combined rating of the model at the bottom, a spread of 18 MPG.

The largest step between neighbouring ranks comes after Kia K5, 4th: the next model, Genesis G80, is 7 MPG lower.

On annual fuel cost under the file's assumptions, Honda Accord is lowest at $2,100 and Rolls-Royce Phantom highest at $5,850; the median is $3,550.

By make: Genesis (2), Rolls-Royce (2), Acura (1), Dodge (1), 5 more with 5 models in all.

Honda Accord32 MPGHyundai Sonata32 MPGAcura Integra32 MPGKia K530 MPGGenesis G8023 MPGGenesis G9021 MPGPorsche Panamera21 MPGDodge Charger20 MPGMercedes-Benz S-Class15 MPGRolls-Royce Ghost14 MPGRolls-Royce Phantom14 MPG
Best combined rating of the most efficient gasoline large cars for model year 2026.

All 11 models ranked

Annual fuel cost in the file is based on 15,000 miles a year, 55% city and 45% highway driving, and the fuel prices that fueleconomy.gov published at the time of the release (the same prices for every model year).

Gasoline large cars ranked by combined rating, model year 2026
RankModelMakeCombined MPGAnnual fuel costCO2 g/mileVersions
1Honda AccordHonda32$2,1002762
2Hyundai SonataHyundai32$2,1002814
3Acura IntegraAcura32$2,5502774
4Kia K5Kia30$2,2502984
5Genesis G80Genesis23$3,5503822
6Genesis G90Genesis21$3,9004261
7Porsche PanameraPorsche21$3,9004252
8Dodge ChargerDodge20$3,3504442
9Mercedes-Benz S-ClassMercedes-Benz15$5,5006031
10Rolls-Royce GhostRolls-Royce14$5,8506093
11Rolls-Royce PhantomRolls-Royce14$5,8506092

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Each model is shown with its most efficient rated version. How the figures are prepared: methods and data.