Which Nissan Is The Most Fuel Efficient?

The recent rise in the cost of filling up your gas tank has had a major impact on Orlando driver's budgets. Owning a more fuel-efficient vehicle would help stretch your fuel buying dollar but also benefits the environment in which we live. If you're considering purchasing a new 2022 Nissan, you are probably placing a higher priority on fuel economy than your last vehicle, but you don't want to sacrifice performance, style or comfort. You'll be pleased to discover that technological advancements have come a long way in combining fuel efficiency with high-performance and superior passenger and cargo capacity - all with an attractive design that makes driving exciting. Hilltop Nissan is proud to present the new 2022 lineup of Nissan models along with their estimated EPA fuel economy ratings - first listing the combined miles per gallon, then the individual highway and city fuel economy. These numbers are estimates that are affected by many external factors, but are a good indicator of what you can expect from your new Nissan. The city and highway mileage estimates are helpful if your driving tends more towards one or the other, then you can expect a higher or lower economy than the combined estimate.

Coming in 2022 - The All New 2023 Nissan ARIYA Electric Crossover

Nissan is leading the way to cleaner, more efficient driving with the introduction of the all-new 2023 Nissan ARIYA. With a projected driving range of up to 300 miles and an impressive 238 hp AC Synchronous motor, not to mention its stunning exterior styling and futuristic cabin interior, ARIYA is highly anticipated to arrive at Hilltop Nissan this fall. Reserve yours today to be on the cutting edge of tomorrow.

2022 Nissan Model EPA Fuel Economy Ratings

From fully electric vehicles to fuel-efficient gas-powered models, the new Nissan lineup offers Orlando drivers a wide range of options to choose from to find a vehicle that gets high gas mileage and delivers in every area from performance to safety to technology to design. The models below represent one trim level of their respective model. Other trim levels may have a different EPA fuel economy rating.

2022 Model		Combined	Highway	City
	Nissan Leaf	111 mpge*	99 mpge*	123 mpge*
	Nissan Versa	35 mpg	40 mpg	32 mpg
	Nissan Sentra	33 mpg	39 mpg	29 mpg
	Nissan Rogue	33 mpg	37 mpg	30 mpg
	Nissan Kicks	33 mpg	36 mpg	31 mpg
	Nissan Altima	31 mpg	37 mpg	27 mpg
	Nissan Rogue Sport	28 mpg	32 mpg	25 mpg
	Nissan Maxima	24 mpg	30 mpg	20 mpg
	Nissan Murano	23 mpg	28 mpg	20 mpg
	Nissan Pathfinder	23 mpg	27 mpg	21 mpg
	Nissan Frontier	20 mpg	24 mpg	18 mpg
	Nissan Titan	18 mpg	21 mpg	16 mpg
	Nissan Armada	16 mpg	19 mpg	14 mpg

MPGe = Miles Per Gallon Equivalent calculated as 33.7 kWh of electricity = 1 gallon of gas.

Hilltop Nissan Your Fuel Efficient Nissan Source

If fuel-economy is your top priority, the choice is clear that the fully-electric Nissan LEAF will give you the most for your fuel dollar. Charging stations are popping up all over Orange County and the convenience and environmental benefits are evident. If you're more inclined towards a gas-powered Nissan, you'll see that the Versa, Sentra, Rogue, Kicks and Altima all provide a combined fuel economy over 30 miles per gallon and offer a wide range of body types and styles to satisfy your individual driving demands.

Visit Hilltop Nissan today to speak to one of our Nissan Sales Professionals to discuss each model's features and fuel economy to determine which Nissan is best suited to your driving needs.

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