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Today's UK fuel prices

National averages, typical verified ranges, and lowest eligible prices from UK retailer data.

Changed recentlyUpdated 08 May, 08:59Source: GOV.UK Fuel Finder (station operator submissions)
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Unleaded

157.7p/L

National average

Typical range
154.9p/L - 159.9p/L
Lowest verified seen
123.9p/L
Coverage
7,717 eligible prices

Diesel

187.9p/L

National average

Typical range
185.9p/L - 189.9p/L
Lowest verified seen
123.9p/L
Coverage
7,725 eligible prices

Premium Unleaded

174.3p/L

National average

Typical range
169.9p/L - 178.9p/L
Lowest verified seen
125.9p/L
Coverage
6,132 eligible prices

Premium Diesel

207.1p/L

National average

Typical range
203.9p/L - 210.9p/L
Lowest verified seen
100.9p/L
Coverage
4,106 eligible prices

Prices shown in p/L. Typical ranges use confidence-eligible prices and reduce the effect of unusual outliers. Lowest verified seen highlights the lowest eligible reported price, but always check freshness before travelling.

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PetrolSavings helps UK drivers find cheaper petrol and diesel without guesswork. Start with postcode search when you need the fastest answer, or use our county pages to explore regional coverage, browse brand comparisons to see how supermarkets and oil companies stack up, and open our UK price map for a broader national view. Every route is designed to keep freshness and trust signals visible so you can judge whether a low price is still worth the stop.

When you want more than the nearest pump price, our fuel calculators help you weigh journey cost, savings, and efficiency, while landmark pages make it easier to find fuel near airports, stations, stadiums, and other common stops. The goal is simple: give you one place to compare the cheapest nearby option, the nearest open station, or the detour that saves money overall.

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  2. 2

    Check the nearest open option

    Use freshness, opening status, and station type to avoid turning up to a stale or closed stop.

  3. 3

    Spot the best-value detour

    Compare price, distance, and convenience so you can tell when a slightly longer stop will save you more overall.

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Fuel prices updated 08 May, 08:59. Freshness labels help you sanity-check before you stop.

Brand comparison

Which brands are cheapest?

Unleaded: Costco lowest at 150.7p/L, Co-op highest at 160.7p/L (10p difference). Diesel: Costco lowest at 181.6p/L, Co-op highest at 191.9p/L (10.3p difference).

Based on brands with at least one listed station. Updated 08 May, 08:59.

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Yes. You can search by postcode for nearby stations, then explore wider county and town pages to compare options in a broader area.

We cover unleaded, diesel, and premium grades where data is available. Not every station reports every fuel type, so availability can vary by location.

We refresh prices as new data arrives from our sources. Every price includes a freshness label so you can see exactly how recent it is – whether that's hours, days, or weeks old.

Prices come from official UK sources, including Fuel Finder station submissions and GOV.UK weekly averages. Prices can still change at any time, so always check the freshness label and confirm at the pump.

Several factors affect pricing, including local competition, whether it's a supermarket or branded station, and whether the site is in a higher-cost location such as a motorway route.

E10 contains up to 10% ethanol and is slightly cheaper. E5 (super unleaded) has up to 5% ethanol and may suit older vehicles. Check your car's handbook if you're unsure which to use.

Yes, we include stations across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland – including supermarket forecourts, major oil company brands, and motorway services.

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