How many MPG does a 2013 BYD e6 get?

The 2013 BYD e6 gets 63 MPG combined according to the EPA — about 61 MPG in the city and 65 MPG on the highway. Combined MPG is a 55% city / 45% highway blend.

What is the annual fuel cost for a 2013 BYD e6?

Driving 15,000 miles a year at 63 MPG combined, the 2013 BYD e6 uses about 238 gallons of fuel per year — roughly $833 at $3.50/gallon. Your real cost varies with local gas prices and driving style.

What is the difference between city and highway MPG on the 2013 BYD e6?

The 2013 BYD e6 returns 61 MPG city and 65 MPG highway. Highway is higher because steady-speed cruising avoids the stop-and-go acceleration that burns fuel in city driving. The 63 MPG combined figure blends the two.

Is 63 MPG good for a small sport utility vehicle 2wd?

For a small sport utility vehicle 2wd, 63 MPG combined is very efficient. Hybrid powertrains push this higher.

2013 BYD e6 MPG

Official EPA fuel-economy rating for the 2013 BYD e6.

EPA combined fuel economy

63MPG

combined (55% city / 45% hwy)

City

MPG

Highway

MPG

Engine

—

Cylinders

—

Drive

FrontWD

Class

Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD

Running cost

Estimated annual fuel cost

Per year

$833

15,000 mi/yr

Fuel used

238 gal

per year

At gas price

$3.50

per gallon

Based on 63 MPG combined and 15,000 miles per year. Adjust for your local gas price and annual mileage.

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FAQ

2013 BYD e6

How many MPG does a 2013 BYD e6 get?: The 2013 BYD e6 gets 63 MPG combined according to the EPA — about 61 MPG in the city and 65 MPG on the highway. Combined MPG is a 55% city / 45% highway blend.
What is the annual fuel cost for a 2013 BYD e6?: Driving 15,000 miles a year at 63 MPG combined, the 2013 BYD e6 uses about 238 gallons of fuel per year — roughly $833 at $3.50/gallon. Your real cost varies with local gas prices and driving style.
What is the difference between city and highway MPG on the 2013 BYD e6?: The 2013 BYD e6 returns 61 MPG city and 65 MPG highway. Highway is higher because steady-speed cruising avoids the stop-and-go acceleration that burns fuel in city driving. The 63 MPG combined figure blends the two.
Is 63 MPG good for a small sport utility vehicle 2wd?: For a small sport utility vehicle 2wd, 63 MPG combined is very efficient. Hybrid powertrains push this higher.

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