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Current Sainsbury's Fuel Prices

Last updated: 22nd February 2025

Premium Unleaded (E5)
Average
149.3 p 292 stations
vs National: 5.9p (-3.8%)
Cheapest 136.9p
Most Expensive 155.9p
Unleaded (E10)
Average
137.3 p 315 stations
vs National: 2.5p (-1.8%)
Cheapest 129.9p
Most Expensive 143.9p
Diesel (B7)
Average
143.8 p 315 stations
vs National: 3.1p (-2.1%)
Cheapest 136.9p
Most Expensive 151.9p
Premium Diesel (SDV)

This brand does not currently offer Premium Diesel (SDV)

Price Distribution

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Price Analysis

Sainsbury's stands out with prices typically 3.8p below the national average - a solid choice for budget-conscious drivers

Sainsbury's is a standout choice, offering significantly lower prices for Premium Unleaded (99%) and Regular Diesel (91%)

Good opportunity for savings: 80% of Sainsbury's stations offer Regular Unleaded below average prices

For the most competitive prices, check out Premium Unleaded (E5) at Sainsbury's

Quick Summary

Sainsbury's generally offers prices 3.8p cheaper than the national average. Best value can be found on Premium Unleaded (E5).

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About Sainsbury's Fuel

Sainsbury's, one of the UK's leading supermarket chains, began selling petrol and diesel in 1974 at its first edge-of-town store at Coldham’s Lane, Cambridge, Cambridge. This store was significant not only because it marked a new retail format for Sainsbury's, but also because it included a petrol station, a fresh fish counter, and a coffee shop. Initially, these fuel stations were marketed and sold under the Jet brand, but from 1980 onwards, Sainsbury's started sourcing and selling the fuel themselves under the Sainsbury's brand.

In 2004, Sainsbury's entered into a partnership with BP, where BP became the primary source for Sainsbury's petrol and diesel. This partnership lasted until 2009, when Sainsbury's took back control of its fuel sourcing and sales operations.

As of 2024, Sainsbury's operates over 300 petrol stations across the UK, making it a significant player in the fuel retail market. The company holds a 10% market share of fuels sold from UK forecourts, positioning it as one of the major fuel retailers in the country.

Sainsbury's Loyalty Scheme

Sainsbury's petrol stations are part of the Nectar loyalty program. Customers can earn 1 point for every litre of fuel purchased by scanning their Nectar card or the app during checkout. These points can be redeemed for vouchers that can be used in-store or online.

The company also offers a FuelService app that allows disabled or older customers to request assistance with fuelling their cars. This service can be accessed by downloading the app or calling the number displayed on the forecourt.