Mercedes-Benz fuel costs by model
What each of the 23 Mercedes-Benz models we track costs to fuel or charge, at 12,000 miles a year and today's US average prices — a $2,220 a year spread between the cheapest and the thirstiest. Open any model for its per-mile, monthly and worldwide figures.
Mercedes-Benz petrol cars
Mercedes-Benz diesel cars
Mercedes-Benz electric cars
How these Mercedes-Benz figures are worked out
Each model uses its manufacturer combined economy — 235 ÷ L/100 km gives the US MPG we price against — multiplied by 12,000 miles a year and the current US national average of $4.16/gal for regular, $5.97/gal for diesel and $0.17/kWh for home charging. Prices refresh on each source's own schedule, so these numbers move with the market — see methodology. Not affiliated with Mercedes-Benz.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Mercedes-Benz is cheapest to run?
The Mercedes-Benz EQA — about $558 a year in electricity at 12,000 miles a year and today's US average prices. The most expensive Mercedes-Benz here is the G-Class at $2,778 — a gap of $2,220 a year for the same mileage.
How much does it cost to fuel a Mercedes-Benz per year?
A typical Mercedes-Benz in this list costs about $1,548 a year at 12,000 miles, using US average prices of $4.16/gal for regular and $5.97/gal for diesel. Open any model for its per-mile, monthly and worldwide figures.
Are these Mercedes-Benz fuel economy figures real-world?
They are manufacturer combined-cycle figures — WLTP in Europe, EPA combined in North America — which is the only basis on which every model can be compared like for like. Real driving is typically 5–15% thirstier, more in cold weather and city traffic, so treat these as the ranking rather than the guarantee.