Rankings · 2014

Most fuel-efficient SUVs of 2014

Among 77 SUVs from 2014 in the database (one per model family), the 2014 Subaru Xv Crosstrek Hybrid AWD is the most fuel-efficient at 7.8 l/100km, against a class average of 11.5 l/100km. The spread from best to worst is 7.8–18.1 l/100km. Electric vehicles are ranked separately by range.

Ranked77one per model family
Average11.5 l/100km
Leader2014 Subaru Xv Crosstrek Hybrid AWD

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#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12014 Subaru Xv Crosstrek Hybrid AWD7.8 l/100km-32%182.1 g/km——5
22014 Lexus RX 450h8.1 l/100km-30%187 g/km2,181.8 kg——
32014 Buick Encore8.4 l/100km-27%198.8 g/km1,447 kg45
42014 Mazda CX-5 2WD8.4 l/100km-27%193.2 g/km1,602.1 kg45
52014 Nissan Rogue FWD8.4 l/100km-27%197 g/km1,639 kg104
62014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid AWD8.4 l/100km-27%198.2 g/km2,193.1 kg1—
72014 Mitsubishi Outlander 2WD8.7 l/100km-24%204.4 g/km1,620 kg45
82014 Audi Q59.1 l/100km-21%243.6 g/km2,010 kg54
92014 BMW X5 Xdrive35d9.1 l/100km-21%243.6 g/km2,173 kg——
102014 Chevrolet Equinox FWD9.1 l/100km-21%215.6 g/km1,778 kg14
112014 GMC Terrain FWD9.1 l/100km-21%215.6 g/km1,748 kg24
122014 Honda CR-V 2WD9.1 l/100km-21%214.4 g/km1,623.9 kg15
132014 Infiniti Qx60 Hybrid AWD9.1 l/100km-21%203.8 g/km2,005 kg45
142014 Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid 2WD9.1 l/100km-21%200.7 g/km—35
152014 Toyota RAV49.1 l/100km-21%210 g/km1,615 kg44
162014 Ford Escape AWD9.4 l/100km-18%221.2 g/km1,710.5 kg164
172014 Hyundai Tucson 2WD9.4 l/100km-18%218.1 g/km1,505 kg24
182014 Jeep Cherokee FWD9.4 l/100km-18%224.3 g/km1,862 kg134
192014 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2WD9.4 l/100km-18%253.5 g/km—195
202014 Subaru Forester AWD9.4 l/100km-18%223.1 g/km1,550 kg25
212014 BMW X3 Xdrive28i9.8 l/100km-15%231.2 g/km1,845 kg——
222014 Jeep Compass FWD9.8 l/100km-15%233.6 g/km1,448 kg24
232014 Jeep Patriot FWD9.8 l/100km-15%233.6 g/km1,428 kg24
242014 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque9.8 l/100km-15%231.2 g/km1,640 kg——
252014 Acura MDX 2WD10.2 l/100km-11%242.3 g/km1,970 kg95

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How this ranking works

Values come from FuelEconomy.gov, EPA certification data and NHTSA records shown on each vehicle's page. Only the best-placed version of each model family is listed, so one model cannot fill the list. Electric vehicles are excluded from fuel-consumption rankings and ranked by range instead.