The 2026 Ford Maverick comes standard with a 2.5 liter hybrid powertrain that pairs a gasoline engine with an electric motor and a continuously variable transmission. In front wheel drive form, this hybrid setup delivers an EPA estimated 42 miles per gallon in the city, 33 miles per gallon on the highway, and 37 miles per gallon combined. These figures make the Maverick one of the most fuel efficient pickups available, especially for drivers who spend a lot of time in stop and go traffic where hybrid systems shine.

For drivers who want more traditional power, the available 2.0 liter EcoBoost turbocharged four cylinder engine provides a different balance. This engine produces strong output while still maintaining competitive efficiency. With front wheel drive, the 2.0 liter EcoBoost Maverick achieves an EPA estimated 23 miles per gallon city, 30 miles per gallon highway, and 26 miles per gallon combined. When equipped with all wheel drive, fuel economy is rated at approximately 22 miles per gallon city, 29 miles per gallon highway, and 25 miles per gallon combined.

• 2.5 liter hybrid engine rated at up to 42 MPG city
• EPA estimated 37 MPG combined for hybrid front wheel drive models
• 2.0 liter EcoBoost engine rated at up to 30 MPG highway
• Multiple powertrain options to match driving needs

Fuel tank capacity plays an important role in how far you can travel between fill ups. The 2026 Ford Maverick is equipped with a fuel tank that holds approximately 13.8 gallons of gasoline. This capacity is consistent across Maverick configurations and is sized to complement the truck’s efficient powertrains.

When paired with the Maverick’s strong fuel economy ratings, this tank size helps reduce how often drivers need to stop for fuel. Whether you choose the hybrid or EcoBoost engine, the Maverick’s fuel tank supports long stretches of driving for commuting, errands, or road trips.

• Approximately 13.8 gallon fuel tank capacity
• Designed to balance weight, efficiency, and driving range
• Compatible with hybrid and EcoBoost powertrains

Driving range is where the 2026 Ford Maverick really stands out, especially in hybrid form. Using its EPA estimated combined fuel economy and fuel tank capacity, the Maverick Hybrid can travel approximately 500 miles or more on a single tank of fuel under typical driving conditions. This extended range makes it well suited for long commutes and extended highway driving with fewer stops.

EcoBoost equipped Mavericks also offer solid range figures. With an EPA estimated 26 miles per gallon combined in front wheel drive form and a 13.8 gallon tank, the driving range can reach roughly 350 miles. All wheel drive EcoBoost models deliver slightly less range due to lower fuel economy, but still provide a practical balance of efficiency and performance for a compact truck.

• Hybrid models can exceed 500 miles on a full tank
• EcoBoost front wheel drive models offer roughly 350 miles of range
• Efficient powertrains reduce refueling frequency