Gas Prices Are Up: These 10 Cars Now Cost $1.2K More To Fuel

Gas prices are up nearly 46% in 2026, and drivers of larger vehicles are feeling that increase the most.
A iSeeCars analysis found that the annual cost to fuel the average gas-powered vehicle rose $706 between January and April -- but, for some large SUVs, trucks and minivans, that increase tops $1,200.
Here are the 10 vehicles with the sharpest fuel cost spikes so far this year.
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Toyota Sequoia
Average miles per year: 17,856
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $3,523
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $5,145
Fuel cost increase: $1,623
Chevrolet Suburban
Average miles per year: 19,626
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $3,347
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,889
Fuel cost increase: $1,542
Nissan Armada
Average miles per year: 18,098
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $3,284
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,797
Fuel cost increase: $1,513
GMC Yukon XL
Average miles per year: 18,734
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $3,193
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,664
Fuel cost increase: $1,471
Chevrolet Tahoe
Average miles per year: 16,727
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,860
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,177
Fuel cost increase: $1,317
Cadillac Escalade ESV
Average miles per year: 16,387
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,847
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,159
Fuel cost increase: $1,312
GMC Yukon
Average miles per year: 16,592
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,831
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,135
Fuel cost increase: $1,304
Jeep Wagoneer
Average miles per year: 16,975
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,782
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,064
Fuel cost increase: $1,282
GMC Sierra 1500 Limited
Average miles per year: 17,069
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,772
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $4,050
Fuel cost increase: $1,277
Chrysler Pacifica
Average miles per year: 20,872
Annual fuel cost (January 2026): $2,682
Annual fuel cost (April 2026): $3,918
Fuel cost increase: $1,236
“Fuel price spikes can play havoc with a consumer’s monthly budget, but consumers can reduce this risk by buying a hybrid or plug-in hybrid,” said Karl Brauer, executive analyst with iSeeCars. “If a driver’s lifestyle and transportation needs can be fulfilled by an electric vehicle, EVs can help insulate consumers from recurring and substantial swings in fuel prices.”
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