Top 10 Most Fuel Efficient Hatchbacks in the Philippines

Hatchback cars are fun to drive, practical, affordable to buy, and most of all, economical.Today we’ve compiled fuel economy data of available hatchback cars in the country to see which is the most fuel-efficient hatch out there. Watch to the end to see which hatch is the fuel-economy king!

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[AutodealPh]

Apologies for the re-upload. There was an error on the previously uploaded video, thanks to those who pointed it out!

[egarces]

Still has my Celerio which is turning 6 years old this February 15. Fuel efficiency has been tested and proven to be accurate. Great bang for your buck. Not sponsored.

[UrMachines]

5:30 - Im a new car owner and we got 2018 Kia Picanto. It’s a great experience owning this car. The family loves it.

[tagagloria]

speaking of hatckbacks, I would love for you guys to do a comparo of the 2023 Honda City Hatchback 1.5, 2023 Toyota Yaris 1.5, and the 2023 Mazda 2 1.5. That should be fun since all three are in the same price range, same engine displacements, etc.

[ghilmanbaybayan]

All my car are small hatchback picanto 2016 and the all new celerio 2022. For fuel efficiency the celerio wins not even close although the displacement is lower compare to the spark and picanto. Tipid talaga pricy lang close to some Chinese brands na mas malaki pa for the price point.

Ps: I am using them alternately for medyo long drive and days with heavy traffic I mostly use celerio and para sa mga malling and gala lang within the city picanto and spark I have to say ang spark takes the cake for being na matulin same as picanto din, for the celerio just imagine you’re driving a multicab to be honest.

[RetroDaddyPH]

Suzuki Swift is <3 hindi mukhang cheap (Dapat lang dahil hindi na rin sya cheap ngayon) rides like a sports car/go cart, and may look the part too. It has the best styling of all hatchback for me.

[RenanMarkBruzola]

Celerio is the best for me.. For only 500 php worth of gas, you can go from Valenzuela to Dasma, Cavite on back and fort.

[sshh_backintime]

brio all the way, sobrang tahimik ng makina, 1.2L 4cylinder. 😉

[mindfreeze]

If you really, really want to save fuel and not go with electrification and dont mind a small car, then the Celerio is your best bet.

[waltermolina]

Hi, love all your videos. How about "The 10 safest on the phillipines". Seems to me that very few videos talk about safety in small cars.
Thanks!

[kevinbartonico]

Love the Suzuki Celerio the no.1 spot😍 I have one and its been 6 yrs with me, it gets better as time goes by.

[johanjavier]

I drive a 2020 honda brio cvt..Manila to Bolinao...I got 25Km/Liter..No complaints so far..

[QuickInformPH]

Gusto ko Sana itanong bakit wala na ang Hyundai i10 or Eon manlang and is it true the price for all hatchback will bump up? Thanks for the info more videos like this to come!

[cryptoworld]

i own 2018 kia picanto gt line with kilometer reading of 87K, my average fuel economy was 15-16km per liter at highway and i 28km per liter at expressway rolling about 70 to 80kph at 2k rpm. and top of that, nothing was replace except wiper & filters. kia nowadays are very reliable indeed. PS. im not getting used to change oil at casa, i have my trusted shop doin maintenance on my car.

[nicolqsniki]

Sana mag review dn kayu ng mid variant kagata ng mga manual na sasakyan para ma compare kong anu talaga pipiliin

[michaelwilliams]

I have the Celerio for 3 years now. I would definitely buy another one. It is absolutely the best bang for your buck in this category.

[arnelnatividad]

My bias is the SWIFT not only you can modify it to look like a cooper but it also drives likes a race kart

[flight]

2016 Mirage HB GLSowner, very reliable, daily driven. wheel bearing pa lang ang nareplace. 😊

[normanherrera]

This will be quite long. But pls bear with me. I hope you find this educational and enlightening. Anyway ...
Fuel economy is dependent on so many things, even though they are compared among seemingly the same car category. Such things as: environment/road condition (they will not be always the same), payload, kilometers on the odometer (a 100km odo is a far cry from a 1000km odo), driving style, traffic conditions (even on a highway), to name a few.
Having said that, cars or their engines and transmission are designed differently. They have their own unique performance curves (an engg concept).This simply means that their optimum performance will be different, definitely not at 90kph or their equivalent rpm.
On a practical level, permit me to expound on two models that I have that are included in.your list: a 2017 mazda 2 and a 2023 Toyota wigo TRD S.
The mazda 2 is quote unique, maybe because of its skyactive engine. It has 2 peak performance (high mileage, low fuel consumption). One is at 80-90kph, the other at 100-110kph. Though the lower speed has a slightly higher peak. My best hiway consumption is 23km/li at 85-120kph.
The wigo's peak is between 60-75kph. Driving below 85kph gives me 27-28kph!
One is old (mazda) with 50k on the odo, while the new one (wigo) has 3k on the odo.
Clearly, one is designed for a different set of conditions than the other.
I hope your viewers can distinguish that. Thank you.

[Handleme]

Tito Kako, may I ask what engine displacement of the mazda 3 provided the 22.1 km/L fuel efficiency?