Most Fuel Efficient MPV Philippines 2021 On The Market Today

This MPV car segment outperforms almost all other classes of vehicles in both practicality and value for money. Apart from its multifunction and convenience, energy efficiency is another remarkable feature of MPV cars. This article will provide you with the list of the most fuel efficient MPV Philippines 2021 with a score for each MPV gain based on the fuel efficiency criteria.

Suzuki Ertiga (30.2 Points): Php 738.000 998.000

It comes as no surprise that the Ertiga from Suzuki brand always gets the top spot on every list of best MPV cars in the Philippines and cheapest MPV Philippines.

Despite having a four-speed automatic transmission, the Ertiga consumes about 9-10 km/L in city driving. On the highway, you can expect it to have an average fuel consumption of around 20 km/L. Notwithstanding, the figures are expected to drop to 7.5-8 km/l and 15-16 km/l if you carry additional cargo.

Honda BR-V (29.8 Points): Php 1.038.000 1.158.000

The second candidate on the list of “MPV cars in the Philippines” is Honda BR-V. 

The Honda BR-V was first launched in India. Other rivals like Hyundai have a chance to dominate the market in this segment as this brand has been out of SUV space, apart from its premium CR-V. 

However, we think this  BR-V is still a nice seven-seater MPV Philippines for fuel economy. According to ARAI-tests, Honda BR-V performs well at around 8,8 km/L when driving in the city; meanwhile, a 30-minute drive on the highway with a 90km/h gives back 21 km/L.  Hence, the Honda BR-V is pretty great at an affordable price.

Suzuki XL7 (29 Points): Php 1.073.000

Another seven-seater MPV Philippines entry into this list is Suzuki XL7. This vehicle comes with a 1,5-liter K15B engine similar to its siblings the Suzuki Ertiga and Suzuki Jimny. Besides installed with different sets of wheels and accessories, this XL7 looks beefier and quite more eye-catching with its front fascia than the Ertiga. 

This van established an optimal aerodynamic body with aerodynamics, which immensely contributes to enhancing its performance and fuel economy. You will get 9km/L while driving on the highway, and this XL7 strongly impressed us with a remarkable 20km/L at an average speed of 90km/h.

Mitsubishi Xpander (27 Points): Php 1.008.000 1.143.000

The Mitsubishi Xpander is another classic model van of Mitsubishi aside from its flashier sibling the Cross. Nevertheless, it is not laden with many accessories like the Xpander Cross, so the Xpander is still more fuel-saving. 

Equipped with a 1,5-liter naturally aspirated 4-cylinder gasoline with MIVEC technology, this vehicle is rated at 17km/L on the highway, meanwhile returning about 10km/L when tested in heavy traffic. Mitsubishi Xpander pledges a good return for fuel economy and well-proportioned performance, making it one of the ideal MPV vehicles Philippines.

Toyota Innova (26.7 Points): Php 1.186.000 1.754.000

There’s nothing to be surprised that Toyota Innova always gets a high ranking in the best diesel MPV cars Philippines. With the 2,4-liter turbodiesel engine, the Innova performs outstanding fuel economy even with the heavyweight due to its ladder-frame chassis. 

As a result of the test, this vehicle got 18,7km/L while running at an average speed on the highway. While driving in the city, you will be able to get 8,2km/L. Moreover, Toyota Innova continues to improve fuel efficiency and more savings in the long run with the latest upgrade. 

Mitsubishi Xpander Cross (25.5 Points): Php 1.255.000 1.270.000

Besides the normal Xpander version, Mitsubishi also released the dolled-up variant called the Xpander Cross. Although it comes with a 4-speed automatic and 1,5-liter engine like the other MPVs in this list, the Xpander Cross still performs excellently in fuel economy and delivers a smooth ride. 

After checking it out on the highway, it results from 16,5km/L, which is pretty amazing for a car of this size. Furthermore, the city figure in traffic is 9km/L while clear roads reach 13km/L, which is quite reasonable for a small gasoline engine.

Geely Okavango (24.5 Points): Php 1.208.000 1.478.000

The next van on this list today is Geely Okavango, which is perhaps ranked as the top MPV in the Philippines market in terms of value for money, the same with the Coolray and the Azkarra. 

In detail, it comes with a 48-volt mild-hybrid system and a 1,5-liter turbocharged 3-cylinder motor. When we drive it on the highway, the fuel economy bumps up to 17,5km/L; the fuel consumption ranges about 7km/L on busy roads. The combined figure of 9-10km/L is quite impressive, which makes the car look even more powerful.

Maxus G50 (23 Points): Php 948.000 1.338.000

Maxus G50 is a very familiar member of the MPV segment, gaining popularity in recent years. As you can see, almost all MPVs are popular with 7-seater configurations, such as the Mitsubishi Xpander/Xpander Cross and Suzuki XL7. There’s one MPV which is a bit extraordinary, and that is Toyota Innova.

However, the Innova is no longer the only 8-seater MPV in the Philippines market because Maxus G50 has just been promoted this year at a much affordable price compared to the Innova.

When it comes to fuel economy, it does above average. Specifically, the fuel consumption shows pretty good numbers, as you will get 8km/L in rush-hour city traffic and 15km/L on-highway.

Honda Mobilio (21.8 Points): Php 895.000 1.085.000

Next is the Honda Mobilio, which included some outstanding features that you may appreciate: flexible seat configuration with large space. Furthermore, it even has notable fuel consumption figures. 

Although we only get 4,9km/L when driving in the city, the Mobilio could be up to 16,9km/L  on the highway.

Toyota Rush (21 Points): Php 983.000 1.100.000

Finally, the Toyota Rush is one of the most popular “7 seater MPV Philippines”. In terms of seat capacity, size, and style, there are 3 MPV for you to consider, which are Honda BR-V, Mitsubishi Xpander, and this Toyota Rush. However, Rush is the most affordable MPV Philippines among the three cars.

The fuel consumption of the Toyota Rush is on average for both manual and automatic variants. The fuel economy figures are suitable compared to its size as it clocked in 6,9km/L in the city and 14,1km/L as the car hits the highway.

Final Thoughts About Most Fuel Efficient MPV Philippines 2021:

Although our most fuel efficient mpv philippines 2021 list today hasn’t mentioned any 9 seater SUV Philippines, we still hope you have gained some knowledgeable information with a summary of each vehicle above. Which one will you choose from this list? For more articles like this, check out Philwheels.com.