Fuelfacts

Most efficient hybrid large cars, 2026 model year

For model year 2026 the data rates 8 hybrid large cars. The most efficient is Hyundai Sonata Hybrid at 51 MPG combined and the least efficient is Audi S8 at 18; the middle of the list sits at 25.5.

That is a spread of 33 MPG from first to last; the leader's rating is 2.8 times the last model's.

The largest step between neighbouring ranks comes after Honda Accord Hybrid, 3rd: the next model, BMW 7 Series Hybrid, is 20 MPG lower.

On annual fuel cost under the file's assumptions, Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is lowest at $1,300 and Audi S8 highest at $4,550; the median is $3,250.

By make: Audi (2), Honda (2), BMW (1), Genesis (1), 2 more with 2 models in all.

Hyundai Sonata Hybrid51 MPGHonda Civic Hybrid49 MPGHonda Accord Hybrid48 MPGBMW 7 Series Hybrid28 MPGMercedes-Benz S-Class Hybrid23 MPGAudi A8 Hybrid22 MPGGenesis G90 Hybrid20 MPGAudi S818 MPG
Best combined rating of the most efficient hybrid large cars for model year 2026.

All 8 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).

Hybrid large cars ranked by combined rating, model year 2026
RankModelMakeCombined MPGAnnual fuel costCO2 g/mileVersions
1Hyundai Sonata HybridHyundai51$1,3001752
2Honda Civic HybridHonda49$1,3501812
3Honda Accord HybridHonda48$1,4001842
4BMW 7 Series HybridBMW28$2,9503173
5Mercedes-Benz S-Class HybridMercedes-Benz23$3,5503803
6Audi A8 HybridAudi22$3,7504141
7Genesis G90 HybridGenesis20$4,1004411
8Audi S8Audi18$4,5505021

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