While the automotive world seems to be overcoming major challenges such as the pandemic and the global semiconductor crisis, new issues are on the horizon. The devastating war on European soil is affecting many aspects of our economy, and one of them is the rising fuel prices.
Diesel and gasoline prices have surged, but other forms of mobility linked to alternative energy sources, such as electric and hybrid vehicles, are not immune to the price hike.
Considering the increase in diesel prices, we decided to look for the most fuel-efficient gasoline model in the trending SUV segment.
Below, you can find our list of the five most fuel-efficient gasoline SUVs on the market. Moreover, these models come with very appealing prices:
- Toyota Aygo X Cross: In its evolution from an urban car to a city crossover, this Toyota model offers a completely new design, introduces mechanical improvements, and provides space for four people with a 231-liter trunk. With a power of 72 HP, it offers a really interesting consumption: 4.8 l/100 km.
- Suzuki Ignis: Apart from consumption, one of the advantages of the Suzuki model is that it supports a micro-hybrid propulsion system. It also has four seats, a trunk capacity of 260 liters, and is available in a 4×4 version, albeit logically more expensive and with higher consumption. The Suzuki Ignis 1.2 Mild Hybrid GLE version offers a power of 83 HP and a consumption of 5.0 l/100 km.
- Seat Arona: The Seat Arona 1.1 is the best-selling vehicle in Spain and one of the most successful SEAT models in recent years. It is larger than the models we have seen so far, offering plenty of space and a 400-liter trunk. It also provides more power than the previous vehicles: 110 HP. Its fuel consumption is 5.2 l/100 km.
- Kia Stonic: Despite being a veteran, when talking about this Kia model, we are discussing a car that continues to make an impact and, for the occasion, bears the Eco label, thanks to the use of a micro-hybrid propulsion system. Moreover, it is the most powerful in the list, something that also influences its price. The power offered by this KIA model is 120 HP, with a fuel consumption of 5.2 l/100 km.
- Hyundai Bayon: The Bayon is a compact SUV on the outside and spacious on the inside. This crossover features intelligent technology, safety assistants, connectivity functions, and an engine equipped with an optional 48 V hybrid system. In the Hyundai Bayon 1.0 T-GDi 100 HP 48V Essence version, it offers a power of 100 HP and an average consumption of 5.2 l/100 km.
