Honda Passport gas mileage for Tulsa drivers: city, highway and AWD figures
The Honda Passport AWD is EPA-rated 19 mpg city, 25 mpg highway and 21 mpg combined. The Passport AWD TrailSport is rated 18 mpg city, 23 mpg highway and 20 mpg combined.
Those are Honda’s 2026 model year ratings. For Tulsa drivers, the range and fuel cost numbers that follow all start from those ratings and Honda’s published tank size.
Keep reading below, then schedule a test drive in Tulsa. Bringing your own numbers to the lot settles this faster than any spec sheet.
Which Honda Passport trims get 21 mpg combined, and which get less?
The standard Passport AWD holds the 21 mpg combined rating. The AWD TrailSport is rated 20 mpg combined, 1 mpg lower, and both ratings come from the same EPA record for the 2026 model year.
The gap shows up in both halves of the test. The AWD is rated 19 mpg city and 25 mpg highway, while the TrailSport is rated 18 mpg city and 23 mpg highway. That is a 1 mpg difference in city and a 2 mpg difference on the highway. A Tulsa driver whose week is mostly stoplights and errands will feel the city number most, and a driver who spends long stretches on the highway will feel the highway number most. Read the rating for the trim you are considering, and carry that number into the range and fuel cost math that follows.
The Honda Passport gets 19 mpg city in the AWD and 18 in the TrailSport
City driving is the lowest rating in both Passport trims. Honda’s EPA label puts the AWD’s city figure 6 mpg under its highway figure, and the TrailSport’s 5 mpg under.
The city rating matters most for short trips around Tulsa, where stoplights and stop-and-go traffic make up most of the drive. Plan those trips around 19 mpg in the AWD and 18 mpg in the TrailSport. The 1 mpg city gap between the two trims matches the 1 mpg gap in the combined rating, so the trim choice shows up in the same place on both numbers.
What is the Honda Passport’s highway mpg for trips out of Tulsa?
Highway is the Passport’s best number, and the AWD leads the TrailSport there by 2 mpg. The AWD is rated 25 mpg on the highway and the TrailSport 23.
A longer run out of Tulsa falls into the highway column of the label, so 25 mpg is the figure to plan around for the AWD and 23 mpg for the TrailSport. The highway gap between the trims is wider than the city gap, so a driver who expects mostly open road will see the most difference in the highway number. The range section that follows turns those ratings into miles on one tank.
How does EPA work out the Honda Passport’s combined mpg?
EPA weights city driving at 55% and highway driving at 45%, so the combined figure is a weighted blend of the two ratings (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2026). City carries the larger weight, so the combined number leans toward the city rating.
The label works through that blend for each trim. For the AWD, the 19 mpg city and 25 mpg highway produce the 21 mpg combined rating. For the TrailSport, the 18 mpg city and 23 mpg highway produce 20 mpg combined. A Tulsa driver whose trips are heavy on stop-and-go traffic should look hard at the city number, because the combined rating is built more from city driving than from highway driving.
What mpg does an all-wheel-drive Honda Passport get?
Both Passport trims in Honda’s 2026 EPA record are all-wheel drive, so every rating here is an all-wheel-drive rating.
The AWD carries 19 mpg city, 25 mpg highway and 21 mpg combined. The AWD TrailSport carries 18 mpg city, 23 mpg highway and 20 mpg combined. A buyer who wants all-wheel drive in the Passport reads the rating for the trim they choose, and that trim sets the number they plan with.
How far can a Honda Passport go on one tank?
Honda lists an 18.5-gallon fuel tank for the 2026 Passport RTL and TrailSport (Honda, 2026). Range is the tank size times miles per gallon, and the same 18.5 gallons drives the arithmetic for both trims.
At the TrailSport’s 20 mpg combined rating, 18.5 gallons goes 370 miles. At the AWD’s 21 mpg combined rating, the same tank goes 388.5 miles, about 389. On the highway ratings, the AWD’s 25 mpg covers about 463 miles on 18.5 gallons, and the TrailSport’s 23 mpg covers about 426. For a normal week in Tulsa, the combined range is the planning number, and the highway range is the number for a long run out of town.
What does 100 miles of fuel cost in a Honda Passport in Tulsa?
At 21 mpg combined, a Passport AWD uses about 4.8 gallons per 100 miles (100 divided by 21), and at 20 mpg the TrailSport uses 5.0 gallons.
The EPA estimates the 2026 Passport’s annual fuel cost at $2,950 for the AWD and $3,100 for the TrailSport. A Tulsa driver who wants the lower fuel bill in the Passport lineup is choosing the AWD trim.
Why Tulsa drivers choose South Pointe Honda for the Passport
South Pointe Honda is at 9124 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74133. We sell new Honda vehicles, and the Passport is on our list of new models. Bring the AWD and TrailSport ratings with you when you visit, so you can weigh the trim against your own weekly miles.
If you have a vehicle to trade, our online trade-in offer asks for your license plate and state, your VIN, or your year, make, model and trim. The offer is valid for seven days or up to 250 miles. We accept trade-ins with negative equity.
For payment, the online finance application is labeled “Apply for Financing” and “Apply Now.” We offer Honda leases along with new-vehicle financing and loans on pre-owned cars.
Our Google record is 4.6 stars across 6,344 reviews, and 82 in 100 of them are five-star (Google, 2026). In a June 2026 Google review, Moe A. wrote: “Had a great experience here with my wife. We bought a mini van from Ed Smull. He was by far the best salesman we’ve ever dealt with. Not pushy, very kind and respectful. Funny too! I high recommend if you come here to ask for Ed Smull.” In a July 2026 Google review, Gina J. wrote: “My Service Coordinator was Deena and she was fabulous! She was efficient and extremely sweet and made the whole experience easy. Although I didn’t have time to do the additional suggested service, I know it is due, and will return to South Pointe to do it.”
Check the AWD and TrailSport ratings against your weekly miles, then see the Passport models at South Pointe Honda.
FAQ
What type of fuel does the Honda Passport use?
Both Passport trims in Honda’s 2026 EPA record are gasoline vehicles. Their city, highway and combined ratings are gasoline ratings, and the tank and range figures above are worked from them.
How much does the Honda Passport cost?
Honda lists a starting MSRP of $44,950 for the RTL, the lowest-priced Passport trim, and $48,650 for the TrailSport (Honda, 2026). The RTL Towing starts at $45,650, and the TrailSport Elite starts at $52,650. These are starting prices for each trim.
What should I check when comparing the Passport’s mpg with another SUV?
Start with the combined number, which fueleconomy.gov calls the most prominent value on the label for quick and easy comparison across vehicles. Check the label’s category and the best and worst fuel economy within that category for the model year. Gallons tell more than mpg alone, because going from 10 to 15 mpg saves about 33 gallons over 1,000 miles, while going from 30 to 35 mpg saves only about 5 gallons (fueleconomy.gov).
Can I trade in my current SUV when I buy a Passport at South Pointe Honda?
Yes. Our online trade-in offer takes your license plate and state, your VIN, or your year, make, model and trim. The make and model route gives only a general estimate that may change. Trade-ins with negative equity are accepted.
Can I apply for financing on a Passport online?
Yes. The online finance application is labeled “Apply for Financing” and “Apply Now.”
Can South Pointe Honda deliver a Passport to my home in Tulsa?
Yes. Through Acceleride, a new vehicle can be bought online and delivered. We can deliver new or pre-owned vehicles to the buyer’s driveway, and we ship cars out of state.
Does South Pointe Honda have express service for a Passport’s routine maintenance?
Yes. We have dedicated express service lanes with no appointment needed. They cover oil and filter changes, fluid checks, multi-point inspections, tire rotations and repairs, wiper blades, battery testing and replacement, bulbs, and engine and cabin filters. Our service center’s technicians are factory-trained.
South Pointe Honda answers this question against the specific vehicle in front of you rather than the model in general. Value your trade and get pre-approved online, then see us at our Tulsa showroom, or call (918) 496-7833.
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