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All car makes

62 automakers sold cars, SUVs or pickups in the U.S. with EPA fuel economy labels between 2015 and 2027. Together they make up 3,862 make, model and year pages on OpenVIN.

Makes A to Z

Current models are those with a 2026 or 2027 version in the EPA file.

Car makes
MakeModelsCurrent modelsModel years
Acura952015–2026
Alfa Romeo532015–2026
Aston Martin1472015–2027
Audi46232015–2027
Bentley732015–2027
BMW24202015–2027
Bugatti402015–2025
Bugatti Rimac112024–2026
Buick842015–2027
BYD102016–2020
Cadillac2082015–2027
Chevrolet24112015–2027
Chrysler522015–2027
Dodge822015–2027
Ferrari4092015–2027
Fiat512015–2026
Fisker102023–2024
Ford22102015–2027
Genesis662017–2027
GMC752015–2027
Honda15102015–2027
Hyundai18122015–2027
INEOS Automotive102023–2025
Infiniti1132015–2027
Jaguar912015–2026
Jeep1182015–2027
Kandi102021
Karma202018–2021
Kia19112015–2027
Koenigsegg202018–2020
Lamborghini512015–2026
Land Rover732015–2027
Lexus15112015–2026
Lincoln1042015–2027
Lordstown102023
Lotus212017–2027
Lucid222022–2027
Maserati952015–2026
Mazda1372015–2026
McLaren Automotive2402015–2023
Mercedes-Benz28152015–2027
MINI632015–2027
Mitsubishi522015–2027
Mobility Ventures LLC102015–2016
Nissan22112015–2027
Pagani202016–2023
Polestar422020–2026
Porsche952015–2026
Ram312015–2027
Rivian332022–2027
Rolls-Royce642015–2027
Roush Performance302015–2021
RUF Automobile402018–2023
Scion602015–2016
smart102015–2019
STI102019
Subaru13102015–2027
Tesla552015–2027
Toyota29202015–2027
Vinfast432023–2027
Volkswagen1472015–2027
Volvo15112015–2027

Source: FuelEconomy.gov vehicles file (U.S. DOE and EPA), snapshot 2026-10-27. Cargo vans and heavy-duty trucks without EPA labels are not included.

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Why some vehicles are missing

Our model list comes from the EPA fuel economy file, which covers passenger cars, SUVs, minivans and light pickups. Heavy-duty pickups such as 2500 and 3500 series trucks, most commercial vans and motorcycles are not rated by EPA, so they do not have pages here — but their recalls still appear on the new recalls page.

Sources

  • FuelEconomy.gov (U.S. DOE and EPA). NHTSA, EPA and DOE do not endorse OpenVIN. Automaker names identify vehicles only.