Ford Fusion Energi Earns 100 Mpge Combined Epa Rating

The all-new Ford Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid has been rated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) at a combined 100 miles per gallon equivalent (MPGe) — the highest fuel economy rating of any five-passenger car in America.

The EPA's fuel economy label for the Fusion Energi awards the car with a 97 MPG equivalency rating for electric-only operation and 44 MPG combined when running on gas power. When operating in electric-only mode, the Fusion Energi has a range of 21 miles, while the total range when using both gas and electric is 620 miles.

The Fusion Energi's ratings make it the most fuel-efficient five-passenger car in America, beating the Toyota Prius Plug-in by 7 MPGe combined, and surpassing the Chevrolet Volt's combined rating by 11.

• The all-new Ford Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid has been rated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) at a combined 100 miles per gallon equivalent (MPGe).
• The EPA's fuel economy label for the Fusion Energi awards the car with a 97 MPG equivalency rating for electric-only operation and 44 MPG combined when running on gas power.
• When operating in electric-only mode, the Fusion Energi has a range of 21 miles, while the total range when using both gas and electric is 620 miles.
• The Fusion Energi's ratings make it the most fuel-efficient five-passenger car in America, beating the Toyota Prius Plug-in by 7 MPGe combined, and surpassing the Chevrolet Volt's combined rating by 11.