Fuelfacts

Aston Martin models ranked by fuel economy, 2026

7 Aston Martin models are rated for model year 2026. Their best combined ratings run from 16 to 18 MPG, with a median of 17. Aston Martin Vantage leads at 18; Aston Martin Vanquish is last at 16.

The leader gets 1.1 times the combined rating of the model at the bottom, a spread of 2 MPG.

On annual fuel cost under the file's assumptions, Aston Martin Vantage is lowest at $4,550 and Aston Martin Vanquish highest at $5,150; the median is $4,850.

By vehicle class: Two-seaters (3), Minicompact cars (2), Standard SUVs (2).

By powertrain: Gasoline (6), Plug-in hybrid (1).

Aston Martin Vantage18 MPGAston Martin DB12 S17 MPGAston Martin DB12 V817 MPGAston Martin DBX 70717 MPGAston Martin DBX 72716 MPGAston Martin Valhalla16 MPGAston Martin Vanquish16 MPG
Best combined rating of the most efficient Aston Martin models for model year 2026.

All 7 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).

Aston Martin models ranked by combined rating, model year 2026
RankModelVehicle classPowertrainCombined MPGAnnual fuel costCO2 g/mileVersions
1Aston Martin VantageTwo-seatersGasoline18$4,5504981
2Aston Martin DB12 SMinicompact carsGasoline17$4,8505221
3Aston Martin DB12 V8Minicompact carsGasoline17$4,8505071
4Aston Martin DBX 707Standard SUVsGasoline17$4,8505371
5Aston Martin DBX 727Standard SUVsGasoline16$5,1505461
6Aston Martin ValhallaTwo-seatersPlug-in hybrid16$5,1504861
7Aston Martin VanquishTwo-seatersGasoline16$5,1505672

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