2024 Toyota Grand Highlander - Fuel Economy Review + Fill Up Costs

We test the fuel economy of the Toyota Grand Highlander.
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[@waltereichnerlynch2574]

We bought a GH Platinum Hybrid Max in Sepember of 2023. It now has 7650 miles on it. Over the weekend I drove from South Lake Tahoe, CA to Albany, Oregon and back for a total 1135 miles - I set the odometer at 0 at the start of the trip and didnt clear the mpg between refueling. That trip went over several mountain passes, through rain and sleet, driving around town a bit. My speed was set at 67 miles an hour on the freeway. When I arrived back in SLT the mpg showed an overall average of 27.6 miles. OUTSTANDING ! Full-time AWD, 400lb of torque...oh what fun it is !!!!!! And...everyone stop worrying about that one cannot put more than 13-14 gallons when empty in the tank. Toyota purposefully left a greater margin of fuel in the tank so not to damage the Turbo.

[@Amaaanamjad]

You deserve more views and subs. Keep hustling❤️

[@rizwanrafeek3811]

I would like to see for 2024 Toyota Grand Highland Hybrid Fuel Economy Review?

[@Damage_Inc]

$3 for gas in the US... hahahaha I am currently paying double that

[@abdik9002]

What is the fuel type that it takes to?

[@FuelEconomyTest]

87 octane minimum :)

[@DMaster27]

There might be a discrepancy here with the Toyota dash. Toyota rates this model at 7 litres per 100 kms. Even Autotrader had a discrepancy with the dash in the Hybrid Max in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXW5iJVsed1qaaMsi=i5laTDs0ELofD8ZG

[@Ryan-cf6lc]

You’re getting all your engines mixed up.