Caltex vs Solo: Ethanol 10
Caltex 350 stations · Solo 32 stations
Solo is lower by
12.9c/L- Caltex average
- 235.3
- Solo average
- 222.4
- Grades both report
- 7
Caltex averages 235.3 c/L and Solo averages 222.4 c/L for Ethanol 10 across Australia. On a 50-litre fill, that is $6.45.
Ethanol 10 prices and stations
- Listed stationsEvery station FuelRadar lists for the brand35032Caltex lists 318 more
Every fuel type, side by side
Caltex has the lower average in 0 of 7 grades both brands report; Solo in 7.
- Unleaded 91303 stations · 30 stations235.5224.4Solo 11.1c lower
- Ethanol 10102 stations · 23 stations235.3222.4Solo 12.9c lower
- Diesel86 stations · 32 stations279.8266.2Solo 13.6c lower
- Premium Diesel274 stations · 20 stations281.1266.9Solo 14.2c lower
- Premium 95107 stations · 7 stations247.4239.6Solo 7.8c lower
- Premium 98277 stations · 29 stations259.2248.7Solo 10.5c lower
- LPG (Autogas)14 stations · 4 stations120.8100.5Solo 20.3c lower
Ethanol 10 by state
Average Ethanol 10 in each state where both brands have a current report.
- Queensland75 stations · 3 stations235.2224.3Solo 10.9c lower
- Victoria10 stations · 10 stations233.0222.3Solo 10.7c lower
Caltex reports in QLD, WA, SA, NSW, VIC, TAS, NT. Solo reports in QLD, NT, SA, NSW, VIC, WA.
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Caltex vs Solo questions
Is Caltex or Solo cheaper for Ethanol 10?
Across the current national Ethanol 10 reports, Solo has the lower average at 222.4c, compared with 235.3c for Caltex. These samples cover different stations and locations. Check nearby prices and update times before choosing.
What is the average Caltex Ethanol 10 price?
Caltex Ethanol 10 averages 235.3c across 102 reporting stations in Australia, with the cheapest listed at 223.9c.
What is the average Solo Ethanol 10 price?
Solo Ethanol 10 averages 222.4c across 23 reporting stations in Australia, with the cheapest listed at 211.9c.
Should I always pick the cheaper brand?
Not necessarily. Brand averages move with the price cycle, and loyalty dockets or fuel vouchers can shift the real cost. Use this comparison as a guide, then check the fuel map for nearby station prices on your route.