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141.5¢ lowest reported U91
8,031+petrol stations checked
Reported pricesgovernment, retailer and station feeds
Updatedprices as of 11 July, 2:17 am AEST
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How it works
Three checks before you fill up
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Step 2
Match the fuel grade
Compare U91, E10, diesel or premium, then check update time and distance.
Step 3
Check the cycle
If prices are still falling, waiting can beat today’s cheapest pin.
National snapshot
Petrol prices across Australia
- U91 national average
- 172.7¢
- Diesel national average
- 193.2¢
- Lowest reported
- 141.5¢
- U91 spread (low → high)
- 118.4c/L
- Stations
- 8,031+
- Prices as of
- 11 July, 2:17 am AEST
- Running dry
- 281 stations
Latest reported fuel prices across Australia
Latest reported national U91 spread is 118.4c/L between the cheapest and dearest station. That's roughly $71.04 on a 60-litre fill. The timing panel shows the latest market read.
Fuel type
Low
Average
High
Stations
U91
Low
141.5c/L
Average
172.7c/L
High
259.9c/L
Stations
7,088
E10
Low
137.5c/L
Average
166.4c/L
High
228.9c/L
Stations
2,922
Diesel
Low
164.0c/L
Average
193.2c/L
High
288.0c/L
Stations
4,470
P. Diesel
Low
164.7c/L
Average
192.0c/L
High
260.0c/L
Stations
4,333
P95
Low
153.5c/L
Average
187.0c/L
High
272.0c/L
Stations
4,362
P98
Low
161.9c/L
Average
195.2c/L
High
279.9c/L
Stations
6,123
LPG
Low
84.9c/L
Average
111.5c/L
High
189.2c/L
Stations
968
E85
Low
189.9c/L
Average
245.6c/L
High
269.9c/L
Stations
125
Prices as of 11 July, 2:17 am AEST. Search your suburb or open the fuel map for today's local prices.
About the data
How FuelRadar Australia tracks prices
Where the numbers come from, and how often they move.
Built from reported source data
Station-level prices, refresh timing and cycle signals stay tied to the same source data.
- Prices come from supported state reporting feeds, retailer disclosures and station data where available.
- Update timing varies by source and state; older station prices are filtered out so averages and cycle signals stay useful.
- The price-cycle guidance uses this station-level data, so timing signals line up with the prices shown across the site.
Data sources
Government, retailer and station data we monitor
Links open the source feeds behind reported prices and forecast inputs.
Browse
Cities, brands and near-me pages across Australia
Shortcuts to the pages drivers open most.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Fill or wait, cycle days, forecasts and data sources.
Use the fill/wait card near the top of the page. It reflects the current cycle read for your market. Treat it as guidance and confirm the bowser price.
About FuelRadar
Australia's fuel price outlook
What is FuelRadar?
FuelRadar tracks the price cycle for your fuel and local stations, then shows whether prices look high, low or still easing. It reads reported petrol, diesel, LPG and premium prices from thousands of stations across Australia (8,031+ stations). It estimates likely direction from recent moves and shows what good timing can be worth on a tank. The point is simple: know when to fill up, not just where.
Near-me fuel searches
For cheap fuel near me, fuel prices near me, petrol prices near me and diesel prices near me searches, FuelRadar starts with reported station prices rather than old averages. Search your suburb or postcode to compare nearby petrol, diesel, LPG and premium prices, then use city and suburb pages for local price-cycle context.
The price cycle and the next jump
In major cities, petrol prices follow a weekly price cycle. Prices spike sharply, then drift down for several days. FuelRadar tracks each city's cycle and estimates where it sits now, so you can fill up with better context instead of guessing.
Fair Price Watch: wholesale vs what you pay
Every litre at the bowser starts with a wholesale terminal gate price set by the major refiners and importers, plus excise and GST. The gap between that wholesale figure and the price you actually pay is the retail margin. The Fair Price Watch above shows whether retail prices are moving with wholesale costs. A wider margin is a cue to compare nearby stations and check the price cycle before you fill.