Crowdsourced Maverick MPG figures from 282 owners over 2.6 million miles (from Fuelly) ⛽️

Maverick owners' MPG stats from Fuelly.com, the fuel economy tracking site. The stats are from 282 owners, over a combined 2.6 million miles driven.

Hybrid Mavericks appear to be averaging 36-37 MPG
EcoBoost Mavericks appear to be averaging 26-27 MPG

1600 miles in... was getting 40-43 mpg until it warmed up here last week. Now getting 43-45mpg... overall avg 43mpg.

You must just slam on the brakes to stop to get sub 40 in the hybrid.

I get over 40 when 100% highway driving.

I have a Hybrid with 11,000 miles on it and just my opinion but I think there figure's are low I know they got millions of miles to back them up but I live in the middle of nowhere in West Tn Slow ,Fast ,Uphill ,Down hill ,Curves and lots of wildlife that have to slow down for . I average right at 40 MPG Guess I'm one of the lucky ones who gets better milage or maybe the tonneau cover does help that much

High way 80%. Not sure who you racing.

The thing is, the average driver is actually a below average driver and everyone thinks that they are an above average driver.

23000 plus miles on Shadow Black Hybrid and my average is 40.6 MPG and that is an equal mix of highway/city driving. When I first got my Hybrid I use to watch the way I drove so much. But it's either become second nature to me or I just don't pay attention now. But that is what I still average. We don't have many super cold days in the south so the cold will only impact it a few days out of the winter.

I love my EcoBoost MPG. Now that it's getting warmer in Wisconsin LoL. I can go back to getting around 500 miles per tank. On my way

32.5 avg. at 7200 miles
hare is the last 800 plus
that averages out to 41.2 mph a combination of highway and Northwest Indiana driving

JVolpe said:

Maverick owners' MPG stats from Fuelly.com, the fuel economy tracking site. The stats are from 282 owners, over a combined 2.6 million miles driven.

Hybrid Mavericks appear to be averaging 36-37 MPG
EcoBoost Mavericks appear to be averaging 26-27 MPG

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Thanks for sharing data. My 2023 is part of these numbers. The trucks calculation shows average for 2700 miles 40.5 but actual hand calculated is 38.27. I do like the Fuelly site helps to keep track of true mileage.

Hatonapug said:

1600 miles in... was getting 40-43 mpg until it warmed up here last week. Now getting 43-45mpg... overall avg 43mpg.

You must just slam on the brakes to stop to get sub 40 in the hybrid.

I get over 40 when 100% highway driving.

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I agree with @Hatonapug 100%. Unless you're in a climate where you're always below 32ºF, or you always slam on the brakes, or you drive mostly highway and at speeds 75mph+...you should be above 40 mpg.

I drive 50/50 city/hwy, and almost always 70 mph on the hwy. In the winter when it's below 32ºF, I average about 36-37 mpg. Worst tank 31.1 mpg when it ranged from 0ºF to 15ºF, snowy, and mostly highway for all of that tank.

In the summer, I average around 44 mpg. Through 15 months, four seasons (with two winters), and 37,644 miles, my never-reset-trip-odo reads 41.0 mpg.

I drive in normal mode. Specific to Lariat lux, I almost always drive (in city or on hwy) with the adaptive cruise with start / stop and lane centering. City driving sweetspot for mpg is 42 mph.

At the pump, I've compiled fill/mileage data for 10 months, 27,120 miles, for an average of 39.85 mpg. As I finish the next two months with these warmer temps, my pump data is trending to result in 40+ mpg through four seasons.

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@Mightybeast ...$2.74/gallon in March? You Oklahomans have some cheap gas!

I used the "Engineering mode" after 7500 miles and did a first correction to my shown MPG........was reading 42.8 and reset to 41.7......still a little high but a few more corrections and shoulde about right. Am at 42.3 right now and slowing moving upward with about 50/50 hwy/city while doing courier work. If I wanted to I could make the MPGs appear 100 mpg with this........LOL

System average is about 2-3mpg above actual milage. It Normal for all vehicles. Use phone application to calculate average between fill ups. I find that She'll gas gives 1-2 more mpg than other gas. Used to think it comes from the same refinery but maybe some detergents and additives are different.

First tank on fill up got 42mpg by hand. 50 miles away from the 600 mile tank club

JVolpe said:

Maverick owners' MPG stats from Fuelly.com, the fuel economy tracking site. The stats are from 282 owners, over a combined 2.6 million miles driven.

Hybrid Mavericks appear to be averaging 36-37 MPG
EcoBoost Mavericks appear to be averaging 26-27 MPG

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These sound a little off to me but probably a decent representation of all owners. I had 10K miles on my Ecoboost and averaged 25 mpg. 2k miles on my hybrid currently and I am averaging about 42mpg. I’m a pretty conservative driver in the SF Bay Area. Probably 30% city and 70% highway mostly in traffic.