2018 Dodge ChargerFuel Economy & MPG Ratings

Gasoline Large CarsRear-Wheel Drive
2018 Dodge Charger

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City
19
MPG
Highway
30
MPG
Combined
23
MPG

Trim Comparison

Automatic 8-spd
Regular
City
19
Hwy
30
Comb
23
Fuel cost: $2,950/yr
Automatic 8-spd
Gasoline or E85 FFV
City
19
Hwy
30
Comb
23
Fuel cost: $2,950/yr
Automatic 8-spd
Midgrade
City
16
Hwy
25
Comb
19
Fuel cost: $4,000/yr
Automatic 8-spd
Premium
City
15
Hwy
25
Comb
18
Fuel cost: $4,550/yr
Annual Fuel Cost
$2,950

Based on gasoline at $3.67/gal, 15,000 miles/year

5-Year Fuel Savings
$-2,750

vs. average new vehicle

EPA Fuel Economy Score: 5/10
GHG Score: 5/10

Environment

CO₂ Tailpipe Emissions
389 g/mile
Annual Petroleum Consumption
12.9 barrels

Specifications

Engine
6.4L 6-cyl
Transmission
8-speed Automatic
Drivetrain
RWD
Body Style
Sedan

Source: EPA fuel economy data & NHTSA vPIC. Specifications reflect the most common trim configuration.

Engine & Efficiency Details

Source: EPA fueleconomy.gov

Engine Size
3.6L, 6-cylinder
Fuel Type
Regular Gasoline

Annual Fuel Cost by State

Prices as of week ending May 18, 2026 · Source: EIA

National AvgEPA default
$4.490/gal$2,928/yr
California
$5.957/gal$3,885/yr
Texas
$3.888/gal$2,536/yr
Florida
$4.136/gal$2,697/yr
New York
$4.522/gal$2,949/yr
Ohio
$4.510/gal$2,941/yr
Washington
$5.591/gal$3,646/yr
Colorado
$4.618/gal$3,012/yr
Minnesota
$4.344/gal$2,833/yr
Massachusetts
$4.448/gal$2,901/yr

Calculated at 15,000 miles/year (EPA standard assumption) using 23 MPG combined. Regular gasoline prices. Actual costs vary.

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