2026 Ford Bronco Sport compact SUV:

🚗 Estimated EPA Fuel Economy (based on early 2026 details & prior model figures)

Since official EPA figures for all trims haven’t fully published yet, reviewers and Ford’s site list the likely estimates based on 2025–2026 data: 

🔹 Standard 1.5 L Turbo 3-cyl AWD (Big Bend, Outer Banks, Heritage):

• City: ~ 25 mpg

• Highway: ~ 30 mpg

• Combined: ~ 27 mpg

🔹 1.5 L AWD with Sasquatch Off-Road Package:

• City: ~ 23 mpg

• Highway: ~ 26 mpg

• Combined: ~ 24 mpg

🔹 Optional 2.0 L Turbo 4-cyl AWD (Badlands):

• City: ~ 21 mpg

• Highway: ~ 27 mpg

• Combined: ~ 23 mpg

📌 Notes

• All 2026 Bronco Sport trims come standard with AWD and an 8-speed automatic. 

• Real-world figures can vary: reviewers’ highway tests with the 1.5-liter often returned ~33 mpg on steady 75 mph runs, showing that highway economy can exceed EPA numbers under ideal conditions. 

🧭 Summary

• Best economy: 1.5 L turbo in standard configuration — roughly 25 city / 30 highway mpg. 

• Off-road oriented variants (Sasquatch or larger engine) trade some mpg for extra capability. 

If you want, I can break this down by specific trim (e.g., Heritage vs Badlands) or compare it with competitors like the Subaru Crosstrek or Honda CR-V!