Real Canadian Fuel Economy L/100km · CAD Costs · km Range
Official NRCan ratings · Provincial CAD fuel costs · EV winter range at −15°C · Transport Canada recalls. Built exclusively for Canada.
327 vehicles · 29 makes · All metric
Why US Sites Fail Canadian Drivers
Edmunds, KBB, and FuelEconomy.gov use MPG, Gallons, USD, and NHTSA recalls. None of that is useful when you're filling up in Winnipeg in January.
Metric: L/100km
Every rating in Litres per 100 Kilometres — the NRCan standard used on Canadian dealer stickers and pump displays.
Real CAD Costs
Live provincial gas prices (¢/L) and electricity rates (¢/kWh) for Ontario, BC, Alberta, Quebec, and 6 more provinces.
-15°C Winter Model
Honest EV range after Canadian winter degradation (+32% loss), plus ICE cold-start penalty (+15% fuel burn).
TC Safety Recalls
Transport Canada recall bulletins (not NHTSA). CMVSS numbers, corrective dealership actions, and affected VIN ranges.
Most Efficient 2023–2024 Vehicles
Ranked by NRCan combined L/100km or kWh/100km
Browse by Make
Select a manufacturer to see all models, trims, and NRCan fuel ratings
Today's Provincial Fuel Prices
Statistics Canada & NRCan Petroleum Weekly Averages · Updated regularly
Compare Any 2 Vehicles Head-to-Head
See real NRCan ratings, provincial pump vs hydro costs, and winter cold range loss.
2024 Toyota RAV4
Hybrid XLE AWD
2024 Toyota RAV4
Prime SE AWD
How Canadian Cold Affects Your Range & Fuel Burn
Official lab tests happen at 20°C in climate-controlled rooms. Here is what actually happens when you drive in Calgary, Ottawa, or Montreal in January.
Pure Electric (BEV): -30% to -40% Range
In winter, your battery works harder to heat the cabin and keep lithium cells warm. A Tesla Model Y or Hyundai IONIQ 5 rated for 500 km will realistically deliver about 320–350 km during freezing weather.
Hybrids (HEV): +12% to +18% Fuel Burn
A Toyota RAV4 Hybrid burns extra fuel on cold starts because the gas engine must run continuously to heat the cabin coolant before switching to electric drive mode.
Gas & Diesel (ICE): +15% Cold-Start Drag
Thicker motor oil, winter-blend gasoline with lower energy density, and winter tire rolling resistance increase gas consumption across Ontario and Quebec highways.
Transport Canada Safety Recall Directory
Check your vehicle against the official TC Motor Vehicle Safety Recalls (MVSR) database. Unlike US NHTSA recalls, Transport Canada bulletins apply specifically to Canadian-market vehicles with Canadian CMVSS numbers and Canadian dealer corrective actions.