SUV.ME
Ah, the joy of skipping the gas station. It’s right up there with finding money in old jeans or realizing your phone still has battery after a long day.
If you’re like most of us, stopping for gas can feel like an unnecessary pit stop on the grand racetrack of life. But what if I told you that you could dramatically reduce those pit stops, cruising past the gas stations with a smug smile on your face, all while being kinder to your wallet and the planet?
Yes, it’s possible, and no, you don’t need a magic wand – just one of these fuel-efficient vehicles.
These 3 cars makes it possible to fill-up only twice a month for your everyday driving
According to Car and Driver, the average American drives just a tad over 1000 miles a month. With that in mind, here’s a roundup of the top five vehicles that will have you visiting the gas station so infrequently, you’ll forget your pump number.
1. 2022 Hyundai Ioniq Blue (discontinued for 2024)
- Annual Fuel Cost: $800
- Total Driving Range on a Full Tank: 702 miles
- Fuel Economy: 59/58/60 (combined/city/highway)
- Smirk Factor: High. You’re basically driving a fuel sipping champion.
The Hyundai Ioniq Blue is so efficient, you might start thinking gas stations are just quirky roadside attractions. Two full tanks can get you over 1,400 miles in total driving range, wow 😮.
2. 2024 -2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid LE 2.5 L
- Annual Fuel Cost: $900
- Total Driving Range on a Full Tank: 686 miles
- Fuel Economy: 52/51/53 (combined/city/highway)
- Smirk Factor: Very High. You’re in a Camry that outlasts others on the road.
This Toyota Camry Hybrid makes you wonder if your car runs on air. Spoiler: it doesn’t, but it’s close. This car is a hybrid so you get the best of both worlds – ICE and electric (without plugging in a wall socket).
3. 2023-2022 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Blue 2.0 L
- Annual Fuel Cost: $900
- Total Driving Range on a Full Tank: 686 miles
- Fuel Economy: 52/50/54 (combined/city/highway)
- Smirk Factor: Medium-High. The Sonata makes frugality look good.
Twice a month fuel stops with the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid? Your barista will see you more often than your gas attendant. Even this car has the shorter driving range on this list, you are still getting an incredible amount of driving distance from this car.
Who needs gas stations when you have more important places to be?
By choosing any of these vehicles, you’re not just cutting down on your fuel stops; you’re joining an elite club of drivers who understand the value of time, money, and efficiency. With their impressive driving ranges and low annual fuel costs, these cars are practically begging for a road trip—or at the very least, a very, very, very delayed visit to the pump.
So, the next time you pass a gas station, remember: you could be one of those drivers who just waves as they pass by, thinking about all the things they can do instead of stopping for fuel. Welcome to the future, where your car’s thirst for gas is almost as low as your tolerance for unnecessary stops.
Citation for how we obtained the cars’ fuel economy numbers
For more information on how these vehicles stack up in terms of fuel efficiency, head over to FuelEconomy.gov, where you can compare the latest models and see just how far automotive technology has come in making our lives easier and greener.
Drive smart, drive less (to the gas station, that is), and let’s keep those smirks wide as we enjoy the ride.
