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Most efficient gasoline standard pickup trucks, 2026 model year

11 gasoline standard pickup trucks are rated for model year 2026. Their best combined ratings run from 19 to 23 MPG, with a median of 21. Ford Ranger leads at 23; Jeep Gladiator is last at 19.

The leader gets 1.2 times the combined rating of the model at the bottom, a spread of 4 MPG.

The largest step between neighbouring ranks comes after Ford Ranger, 1st: the next model, Chevrolet Colorado, is 2 MPG lower.

On annual fuel cost under the file's assumptions, Ford Ranger is lowest at $2,900 and Jeep Gladiator highest at $3,550; the median is $3,200.

By make: Chevrolet (2), Ford (2), GMC (2), Honda (1), 4 more with 4 models in all.

Ford Ranger23 MPGChevrolet Colorado21 MPGFord F15021 MPGHonda Ridgeline21 MPGNissan Frontier21 MPGRam 150021 MPGChevrolet Silverado20 MPGGMC Canyon20 MPGGMC Sierra20 MPGToyota Tundra20 MPGJeep Gladiator19 MPG
Best combined rating of the most efficient gasoline standard pickup trucks 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 standard pickup trucks ranked by combined rating, model year 2026
RankModelMakeCombined MPGAnnual fuel costCO2 g/mileVersions
1Ford RangerFord23$2,9003954
2Chevrolet ColoradoChevrolet21$3,2004205
3Ford F150Ford21$3,20042510
4Honda RidgelineHonda21$3,2004412
5Nissan FrontierNissan21$3,2004233
6Ram 1500Ram21$3,2004335
7Chevrolet SilveradoChevrolet20$3,35046519
8GMC CanyonGMC20$3,3504435
9GMC SierraGMC20$3,35046418
10Toyota TundraToyota20$3,3504506
11Jeep GladiatorJeep19$3,5504691

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