MPG & Fuel Economy Data
The 2021 Acura ILX has an estimated 28.0 MPG combined. This premium gasoline-powered vehicle offers 24.0 MPG in the city and 34.0 MPG on the highway. Check out its full EPA-estimated fuel economy data below.
Combined28.0 MPG
City24.0 MPG
Highway34.0 MPG
CO₂ Emissions316 g/mi
GHG Score6/10
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With a Greenhouse Gas Score of 6/10, the 2021 Acura ILX shows average environmental performance in its class. This score suggests typical greenhouse gas emissions for vehicles in this category.
The vehicle produces approximately 316 grams of CO₂ per mile under typical driving conditions. This represents average carbon emissions for its vehicle type.
This compact cars features a 2.4L 4-cylinder engine, paired with a automatic (am-s8) transmission and front-wheel drive drivetrain.
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These vehicles are in the same class (Compact Cars) and offer comparable fuel economy ratings.