Ford Edge MPG

The 2022 Ford Edge earns an EPA-estimated fuel economy of up to 21 city/28 highway MPG.¹ So, it’s no wonder that this 5-seater SUV is so popular with drivers in the Morgan Hill, Gilroy, and San Jose, CA, areas. It’s big enough for the whole family, but you won’t need to interrupt your trips to fuel up frequently.

Keep reading this Ford Edge MPG review from the team at The Ford Store Morgan Hill to learn more!

MPG Ratings for the Ford Edge

The Ford Edge earns a fuel economy of up to an EPA-estimated 21 city/28 highway MPG.¹ However, depending on the configuration you choose, those ratings may change.

One of the biggest factors in MPG ratings is the engine. There are two available engines for the Ford Edge: a turbocharged 2.0L engine and a turbocharged 2.7L engine.

Check out this chart to see how each affects the MPG ratings:

Both engines get over an EPA-estimated 20 combined MPG, which is especially impressive considering that they come with an AWD drivetrain, which offers extra traction and control in more conditions.¹ Intelligent AWD helps keep this SUV steady before wheel slip can even occur. This proactive feature is sure to help you feel more confident on the road.

Engine Specs and Driving Distances

Not only are these engines efficient, but they’re powerful, too.  

The 2.0L EcoBoost® engine, which nets an EPA-estimated 23 combined MPG, produces 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque.^{1, 2} Meanwhile, the 2.7L EcoBoost® engine produces 335 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque.² So, no matter where you’re headed, you’ll have more than enough oomph to get you there!

Just how far can you go with each engine, though? The Ford Edge fuel tank is 18.5 gallons. So, with the 2.0L engine, the Ford Edge can drive up to around 518 highway miles on one tank!

With the 2.7L engine—which earns an EPA-estimated 19 city/25 highway MPG—the Edge can drive up to an estimated 462 highway miles on one tank of gas.¹

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Ford Edge Reliability

Boost Your MPG Ratings With These Features and Tips

In addition to strong engines and smooth transmissions, the Ford Edge comes with other features that you can use to keep your MPG ratings high, like Auto Start-Stop Technology.

When you’re idling at a red light, this feature automatically cuts the engine, then seamlessly re-starts it when you press on the accelerator pedal again. By cutting down the time your engine idles, you can improve your fuel efficiency, since you’re only burning through your fuel when you need it.

MPG-Boosting Tips

Take your fuel efficiency into your own hands with these helpful MPG-boosting tips:

Keep your tires properly inflated. The Ford Edge comes with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System to help you easily keep track of each tire’s PSI levels.

Take advantage of the Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering feature.³ This next-level cruise control can maintain a set speed, just like regular cruise control, but it also maintains a set following distance from the car ahead.

This way, when traffic ebbs and flows, your car will automatically and smoothly adjust its speed.⁴ When you cut down on how often you have to apply the brakes and re-accelerate, you can boost MPG ratings.  

Test Drive a Ford Edge Today!

At The Ford Store Morgan Hill, we proudly serve drivers in the Morgan Hill, Gilroy, and San Jose, California, areas. If, after reading our 2022 Ford Edge MPG review, you’re eager to get behind the wheel for yourself, contact or visit us today to schedule a test drive!

¹ EPA-estimated city/hwy MPG for the model indicated. See fueleconomy.gov for fuel economy of other engine/transmission combinations. Actual mileage will vary. On plug-in hybrid models and electric models, fuel economy is stated in MPGe. MPGe is the EPA equivalent measure of gasoline fuel efficiency for electric mode operation.

² Horsepower and torque ratings based on premium fuel per SAE J1349® standard. Your results may vary. Horsepower and torque are independent attributes and may not be achieved simultaneously.

³ Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment, and need to control the vehicle.  

⁴ If vehicle is stopped for more than three seconds, driver must intervene and press “RES” button or accelerator pedal to resume system operation.