๐ฌ๐ง Current average prices in Great Britain
View the current average prices for petrol, diesel and LPG in Great Britain. Discover trends, price developments and when it is best to refuel.
Average prices
| Fuel | Average price today |
|---|---|
| Average price Diesel |
ยฃ1.765
โ
|
| Average price Euro 95 |
ยฃ1.582
โ +0.2 ct.
|
| Average price HVO100 |
ยฃ2.167
โ
|
| Average price Spec. diesel |
ยฃ1.962
โ +0.6 ct.
|
| Average price Super plus |
ยฃ1.768
โ +0.6 ct.
|
Fuel prices in the United Kingdom explained
In the United Kingdom, fuel prices are determined by the free market, meaning they can vary by region, petrol station, and time of day. Unlike countries with fixed or regulated prices, petrol stations set their own rates based on competition, location, and costs such as transport and taxes.
For travellers, this can take some getting used to: prices along motorways are often significantly higher than at petrol stations in residential areas or outside cities. It is therefore worth avoiding the first station you see on the motorway.
Where can you find the cheapest fuel?
The cheapest fuel in the United Kingdom is usually found at major supermarket chains such as Tesco, Asda and Sainsburyโs, where petrol stations often operate with lower margins to attract customers.
Petrol stations along motorways are almost always the most expensive, sometimes with price differences of several pence per litre. By leaving the motorway and refuelling in a nearby town, you can easily save money on fuel.
Why do fuel prices change regularly?
Fuel prices in the United Kingdom can change frequently. This is due to fluctuations in oil prices, exchange rates, and competition between petrol stations.
Because there is no fixed maximum price, providers can adjust their prices flexibly based on supply and demand. As a result, prices can vary significantly by location and throughout the day. For visitors, comparing prices โ for example via Fue๐น๐ผ๐.info โ and choosing the right time to refuel can make a noticeable difference.