Economical three-row crossovers: TOP 10 models with low fuel consumption

When it comes to large three-row crossovers, fuel economy is usually out of the question. However, there are models on the market that can boast a high degree of fuel efficiency. Experts of the publication SlashGear We have identified ten such cars that deserve attention in 2025.

Nissan Pathfinder
– Engine: 3.5-liter V6
– Economy: 23 mpg (~10,23 l/100 km)
– Balance of practicality and cross-country ability

Cadillac XT6
– Engine: Base 2.0-liter 4-cylinder
– Economy: 23 mpg (~10,23 l/100 km)
– Luxurious, but with a low residual value

buick enclave
– Engine: 2.5-liter 4-cylinder
– Economy: 23 mpg (~10,23 l/100 km)
– Stylish design and comfortable interior

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– Engine: 2.0-liter turbo-4
– Economy: 24 mpg (~9,8 l/100 km)
– Good balance between efficiency and dynamics

Ford Explorer
– Engine: 2.3-liter EcoBoost
– Economy: 24 mpg (~9,8 l/100 km)
– Proven model with modern technology

Mazda CX-90
– Engine: 3.3-liter six-cylinder
– Economy: 25 mpg (~9,41 l/100 km)
– Sporty handling and spacious interior

Mercedes-Benz CAP
– Engine: 2.0-liter 4-cylinder with mild-hybrid
– Economy: 28 mpg (~8,4 l/100 km)
– Compact, maneuverable and stylish

Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid
– Engine: 2.5-liter hybrid
– Economy: 36 mpg (~6,53 l/100 km)
– Spacious and economical for large families

Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid
– Engine: 1.6-liter hybrid
– Economy: 36 mpg (~6,53 l/100 km)
– Modern design with an emphasis on comfort and technology

Kia Sorento Hybrid
– Engine: 1.6-liter hybrid
– Economy: 36 mpg (~6,53 l/100 km)
– Versatile and practical, suitable for daily trips.