The all-new 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime will allow drivers near Crystal Lake, IL, to make less trips to the gas station with its impressive fuel economy. Even compared to other SUVs in its class, the new Toyota RAV4 Prime gets an EPA-estimated 94 combined MPGe—miles per gallon electric equivalent—when in its hybrid mode, which is more than twice the amount of most average gas SUV models in its class.

The Toyota RAV4 Prime gets around 39-40 combined miles of electric driving range and without using any gasoline. This Toyota doesn’t mess around when it comes to efficiency, however you choose to drive.

• EPA-estimated 94 combined MPGe with Toyota RAV4 Prime Plug-in Hybrid models
• EPA-estimated 39-40 combined miles on electrical power

In the realm of automotive innovation, the iteration of the Toyota RAV4 Prime emerges as a beacon of efficiency and eco-conscious design. Equipped with a 14.5-gallon fuel tank, this marvel of engineering boasts an impressive EPA-estimated electric range of 42 miles, ensuring a seamless journey through urban landscapes and beyond without a single drop of gasoline. However, as with any vehicle, the true range experienced may fluctuate due to various factors such as terrain, driving habits, and charging patterns. Fear not the depletion of the battery, for even in such circumstances, the RAV4 Prime gracefully transitions to a commendable fuel economy of an estimated 38 miles per gallon, promising sustained performance and environmental responsibility throughout your adventures.

• Fuel tank capacity of up to 14.5 gallons
• Driving Range of up to 580 miles