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135.9¢ cheapest U91 today
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At a glance
Petrol prices in Australia today
- U91 national average
- 167.0¢
- Diesel national average
- 188.2¢
- Cheapest today
- 135.9¢
- U91 spread (low → high)
- 113.1c/L
- Stations tracked
- 8,031+
- Prices as of
- 3 July, 2:43 am AEST
- Running dry
- 299 stations
Today's fuel prices across Australia
Today's national U91 spread is 113.1c/L between the cheapest and dearest station — that's roughly $67.86 on a 60-litre fill. The verdict up top says whether to fill now or wait.
Fuel type
Low
Average
High
Stations
U91
Low
135.9c/L
Average
167.0c/L
High
249.0c/L
Stations
7,065
E10
Low
135.9c/L
Average
160.2c/L
High
212.9c/L
Stations
2,930
Diesel
Low
149.2c/L
Average
188.2c/L
High
285.9c/L
Stations
4,445
P. Diesel
Low
155.9c/L
Average
185.3c/L
High
249.9c/L
Stations
4,330
P95
Low
145.9c/L
Average
180.8c/L
High
260.0c/L
Stations
4,352
P98
Low
153.9c/L
Average
189.3c/L
High
271.0c/L
Stations
6,118
LPG
Low
84.9c/L
Average
112.1c/L
High
189.2c/L
Stations
976
E85
Low
189.9c/L
Average
245.7c/L
High
269.9c/L
Stations
126
About the data
How FuelRadar Australia forecasts and tracks prices
Every price is verified, official data — and every forecast is built on it, never crowdsourced.
Built from verified feeds
Station-level prices, refresh timing and cycle signals stay tied to the same source data.
- Every price comes from official government price portals and retailer disclosures — never crowdsourced.
- Prices refresh every 15–30 minutes; stations that haven't updated in 48 hours are dropped so the forecast and the averages stay accurate.
- The price-cycle forecast learns from this same station-level data, so the call for your fuel matches the numbers shown across the site.
Official sources
Government and retailer feeds we monitor
Links open the source portals behind the live prices and forecast inputs.
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Quick answers about the forecast, the price cycle and how FuelRadar makes the call.
Check the call at the top of the page. FuelRadar reads the price cycle for your fuel and gives a verdict — Fill up, Worth waiting or Hold — with the reason and the rough horizon behind it. When the next jump looks close, it says fill up now.
About FuelRadar
Australia's fuel forecast
What is FuelRadar?
FuelRadar forecasts the price cycle for your fuel and your local servos, then shows whether prices look high, low or still falling. It reads live petrol, diesel, LPG and premium prices from thousands of stations across Australia — 8,031+ servos, predicts the next jump or drop, and shows what good timing is 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 current 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 learns each city's cycle and forecasts where it sits now, so you fill up near the bottom 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 — and the Fair Price Watch above shows whether retailers are passing the wholesale move through or padding their cut. When margins blow out beyond ~25c/L it is almost always worth driving a bit further, switching brand, or waiting out the cycle.