What MPG Does Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Really Get? Owners Speak out

I have a limited hybrid, but am currently running with 18" blizzak winter tires and I'm running 7.7L/100KM which is about 30 MPG. Seems like a big hit for winter tires? I've only had it 1000km so I want to give it more time.

I have a 2019 RAV4 hybrid with 55,000 miles on it ,and my average is 43.9 miles per imperial gallon (37 miles per US gallon).

I have a '17 Rav4 Hybrid Limited. I get 36 regardless of how and where I drive.

Our 2019 Hybrid has averaged 42.5 mpg (US) over 7,000 miles since we purchased it. Basically half highway and half city driving.

I don't believe any of these numbers (one guy says 44 highway???) - and now because of Toyota, I'll be much more suspicious and critical of all manufacturer's claims. I have a 2020 Rav4 Hybrid XLE (the one with the 3 year old gas tank issue that toyota won't fix). I get about 37.5 MPG mixed driving but primarily city. Car is supposed to get 38 highway / 41 city. If I drive so slowly that I piss off every other driver I encounter, I *might* be able to average 40 mpg, but that's not realistic. I'm glad I get 37 mpg, but I was hoping for much better given the price premium for a hybrid.

Given the problems this generation of RAV4 Hybrid has had with it's fuel tank
and it's auxiliary batteries going dead due to parasitic drain, I would not touch this model until Toyota has figured out how to better engineer and build vehicles. No indication at this point of long term fixes. Those owners who have not had these issues are lucky. Check the internet for stories about these problems.;

It's about HOW you drive more than anything. I typically get 20-40% better than EPA estimates no matter what car I drive.

If you get bad gas mileage, it's probably your fault.

I've had my Rav4 Hybrid since they came out in 2019. Since that time as long as I've had it, my average has been 44.0 mpg. Needless to say I'm pleased.

It does depend how you drive. When I'm lead footed the average is around 38mpg and when more economical without being an annoying slow poke it's around 45mpg. The hybrid energy monitor and economy display are real handy when looking to be economical, you can tell when a minor lift off the accelerator makes a big difference

My 2020 RAV4 hybrid limited gets about 34 highway at aprox 70 - 72 mph with some hills. You have to let it speed up to 75 - 80 down hills and slow down to 65 uphill. If you use cruise control it drops to 28 - 30. Around rural town 38 - 40.

I do 80 percent highway, cruise set for 75 mph and I get 36 mpg (us) . I drive in normal mode and I am an aggressive driver. Petal to the metal and yes the RAV4 hybrid will do 0 to 62 in under 7.8 seconds uphill. This only the second non sports car that I have had. How I miss a stick.

I do 80 percent highway, cruise set for 75 mph and I get 36 mpg (us) . I drive in normal mode and I am an aggressive driver. Petal to the metal and yes the RAV4 hybrid will do 0 to 62 in under 7.8 seconds uphill. This only the second non sports car that I have had. How I miss a stick.

My over all mixed average of my RAV 4 limited hybrid is currently at 43.2 miles per gallon indicated This is the average since last March. The peak mileage was at 44.8 this fall. Average started dropping with the cold weather.

If you do the math on the data available from Fuelly, the average fuel economy is about 37.4 MPG. This represents millions of miles in all driving conditions, weathers, and climates across the US. (Theoretically, the EPA estimate should match this average, but the EPA's methods still consistently overestimate by 5% for most vehicles).

Personally, I get 42-43 MPG in the summer and 37-38 MPG in the winter.

My average over about the last 10 tank fills for my 2019 Rav4 Limited Hybrid is 42 MPG. This is mixed driving, rural suburbia and highway at 70 MPH. It amazes me.
Granted, I am a careful hybrid driver, and avoid hard braking and hard accelerations.

My 2018 hybrid sucks. The brakes in colder weather give me aninternitant groaning noise. Toyota is aware of the problem but because not enough people complain they brush it aside, Do newer models have the same problem?

I had a Camry 2012 Hybrid which is still giving around 38 PMG AVG. So I bought Rav4 2021 XLE PRI, which is only giving 32 PMG AVG, I am driving nicely, I am very surprised, it broke my trust, and have no Idea what to do with this gas drinker.

Bought the 2021 XSE hybrid about six weeks ago. Put Blizzak winter tires on as we are in snow country, Michigan’s Keweenaw. We’re averaging 30mpg with about 1500 miles on. Snowflake indicator is on so I’m assuming it’s always in AWD mode. Hoping for better results in the summer.

2021 Rav 4 Hybrid XLE, getting about 31 mpg, mostly highway. Very disappointed.......