Melbourne fuel prices, the week to 8 November 2026

Prices from 2 to 8 November 2026Updated

Melbourne U91 average

232.6c/L

3.3 c/L lower than the week before · 72.7 c/L higher since 1 July

Diesel average
275.9 c/L
Diesel on the week before
2.7 c/L lower
Diesel since 1 July
94.3 c/L higher

Melbourne’s week at the pump: every fuel’s average, wholesale prices, the cheapest suburbs and the saved forecast.

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Key figures

Quote these with the credit: FuelRadar.

  1. U91 averaged 232.6 c/L in Melbourne in the week to 8 November 2026, down 3.3 c/L on the week before, and diesel averaged 275.9 c/L, down 2.7 c/L; across the rest of Victoria U91 averaged 240.1 c/L.

  2. 232.6c/L

    U91 in Melbourne: 232.6 c/L, down 3.3 c/L on the week before.

  3. 275.9c/L

    Diesel in Melbourne: 275.9 c/L, down 2.7 c/L on the week before.

  4. 240.1c/L

    U91, rest of Victoria: 240.1 c/L, down 2.0 c/L on the week before.

  5. 217.4c/L

    Wholesale unleaded (TGP): 217.4 c/L, down 6.0 c/L on the week before.

Key points

Written from FuelRadar’s figures for this week and checked against them.

  1. Kingsville recorded the lowest average price for U91 in Melbourne at 214.6 c/L across 2 service stations, followed by Wandin North at 219.7 c/L.

  2. Wholesale unleaded at the Melbourne terminal fell 6 c/L to 217.4 c/L, while wholesale diesel dropped 6 c/L to 261.1 c/L.

  3. Since 1 July 2026, bowser prices in Melbourne have climbed 72.7 c/L for U91 and 94.3 c/L for diesel.

  4. Regional drivers paid higher prices, with U91 across Rest of Victoria averaging 240.1 c/L across 781 service stations.

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What this means for drivers

  1. For the week to 8 November 2026

    Melbourne retail bowser prices moved lower alongside wholesale terminal gate prices, while Brent crude oil dropped 13.96 to average 107.21 US dollars a barrel. The forecast issued on 9 November 2026 was an estimate suggesting Melbourne U91 would average 224.7 c/L by 16 November 2026, while diesel was projected to reach 269.6 c/L. Over the 7 whole weeks, Monday was the cheapest day to buy U91 in Melbourne and Wednesday the dearest, creating an average saving of 1.2 c/L or $0.72 on a 60-litre tank.

Every fuel in Melbourne

Average price by fuel in Melbourne, the week before against the week to 8 November 2026

  • Unleaded 91, 3.3 c/L lower

    Week before 235.9Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 232.6

  • Diesel, 2.7 c/L lower

    Week before 278.6Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 275.9

  • E10, 3.2 c/L lower

    Week before 230.7Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 227.5

  • Premium 95, 3.0 c/L lower

    Week before 252.5Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 249.5

  • Premium 98, 3.2 c/L lower

    Week before 260.9Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 257.7

  • LPG, 0.1 c/L higher

    Week before 99.4Week of 2 to 8 November 2026 99.5

Every panel is drawn on the same scale, so equal moves are equal slopes.

Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 2 to 8 November 2026. Change is on the week before. 8 November is the week's last day.

Table view
Average price by fuel, the week to 8 November 2026
FuelThis weekChange
Unleaded 91232.63.3 lower
Diesel275.92.7 lower
E10227.53.2 lower
Premium 95249.53.0 lower
Premium 98257.73.2 lower
LPG99.50.1 higher

Melbourne over 13 weeks

Over 13 weeks, Melbourne's U91 average rose 22.1 c/L from 207.3 on 10 August to 229.4 on 8 November, between a low of 195.5 (19 August) and a high of 243.1 (12 October). Diesel rose 24.1 c/L from 250.1 on 10 August to 274.2 on 8 November, between a low of 240.8 (16 August) and a high of 286.8 (23 September).

Melbourne daily average, U91 and diesel

Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Melbourne's published daily average (the morning figure each day), the 13 weeks to 8 November.
Daily figures (91 rows)
Melbourne daily average, U91 and diesel (c/L), 10 Aug to 8 Nov
DateU91Diesel
8 Nov229.4274.2
7 Nov231.8274.6
6 Nov233.7276.4
5 Nov235.4277.0
4 Nov236.6278.9
3 Nov236.8278.9
2 Nov237.9280.0
1 Nov237.8279.5
31 Oct239.1279.7
30 Oct236.6279.0
29 Oct235.7277.6
28 Oct235.7276.9
27 Oct234.9276.0
26 Oct235.3276.8
25 Oct236.4276.9
24 Oct235.0275.9
23 Oct235.3275.5
22 Oct235.6274.8
21 Oct236.3275.5
20 Oct237.7275.7
19 Oct239.2276.2
18 Oct239.4276.7
17 Oct239.5276.2
16 Oct240.5276.9
15 Oct242.7277.7
14 Oct242.1278.1
13 Oct241.6278.8
12 Oct243.1279.6
11 Oct241.6279.5
10 Oct241.2280.0
9 Oct240.4279.9
8 Oct239.3280.6
7 Oct237.2280.7
6 Oct234.9280.7
5 Oct235.1281.1
4 Oct234.7280.9
3 Oct234.0281.7
2 Oct234.0282.5
1 Oct233.9283.2
30 Sept234.1284.6
29 Sept234.3285.2
28 Sept234.3285.8
27 Sept234.3285.8
26 Sept234.3285.9
25 Sept234.3286.7
24 Sept233.5286.8
23 Sept233.5286.8
22 Sept232.5284.8
21 Sept232.1283.5
20 Sept229.2278.6
19 Sept229.1278.5
18 Sept226.2274.0
17 Sept216.1264.5
16 Sept213.2262.1
15 Sept212.7261.2
14 Sept211.9260.0
13 Sept210.4257.5
12 Sept210.7256.3
11 Sept209.4254.7
10 Sept204.6254.0
9 Sept204.4253.0
8 Sept205.9253.5
7 Sept205.3252.5
6 Sept205.3251.5
5 Sept206.3251.3
4 Sept204.9251.0
3 Sept206.8251.5
2 Sept202.7250.8
1 Sept204.0251.5
31 Aug204.3251.2
30 Aug205.0251.5
29 Aug206.6251.6
28 Aug206.6251.7
27 Aug201.0251.5
26 Aug201.6251.3
25 Aug201.5250.2
24 Aug201.1250.3
23 Aug200.0248.2
22 Aug200.2248.6
21 Aug199.4244.8
20 Aug199.5244.8
19 Aug195.5243.8
18 Aug196.9242.9
17 Aug196.8242.4
16 Aug196.0240.8
15 Aug196.9241.6
14 Aug198.4242.5
13 Aug200.0244.8
12 Aug204.6247.5
11 Aug207.0250.1
10 Aug207.3250.1
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Melbourne and the rest of Victoria

Each fuel's week average in Melbourne and outside it, with the gap.

Unleaded 91outside 7.5 c/L higherDieseloutside 3.9 c/L higherE10outside 3.7 c/L higherPremium 95outside 4.5 c/L higherPremium 98outside 5.2 c/L higherLPGoutside 9.4 c/L higher

Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 2 to 8 November 2026. The rest of Victoria is every station outside Melbourne's urban area; a fuel shows with enough stations a day. Change is on the week before.

Table view
Melbourne and the rest of Victoria, the week to 8 November 2026
FuelMelbourneRest of Victoria
Unleaded 91232.6240.1
Diesel275.9279.8
E10227.5231.2
Premium 95249.5254.0
Premium 98257.7262.9
LPG99.5108.9

Change since key dates in Melbourne

Since the excise change on 3 August 2026 in Melbourne: U91 up 28.1 c/L and diesel up 28.4 c/L. Since 1 July 2026 in Melbourne: U91 up 72.7 c/L and diesel up 94.3 c/L.

Change since key dates, Melbourne
FuelSince 1 July 2026
Unleaded 9172.7 higher
Diesel94.3 higher
E1071.5 higher
Premium 9573.2 higher
Premium 9872.7 higher
LPG5.8 lower

Cents a litre, from the first daily average on or just after each date to 8 November. A date before our records began is left out. Excise dates: the excise change on 3 August 2026: ATO: Excise duty rates for fuel and petroleum products.

Wholesale prices

Wholesale unleaded averaged 217.4 c/L at the Melbourne terminal, down 6.0 c/L on the week before, and wholesale diesel 261.1 c/L, down 6.0 c/L, while U91 in Melbourne moved down 3.3 c/L. Brent crude averaged US$107.21 a barrel, down US$13.96.

Wholesale prices, the week to 8 November 2026
WholesaleThis weekChange
Unleaded, Melbourne217.4 c/L6.0 lower
Diesel, Melbourne261.1 c/L6.0 lower
Brent crude, a barrelUS$107.2113.96 lower

Wholesale unleaded and diesel are the terminal gate prices fuel companies pay at the Melbourne terminal, before freight, the retailer’s costs and margin. Weekly averages. Terminal gate prices: Australian Institute of Petroleum.

Forecast saved with this report

  1. An estimate, not a guarantee

    U91 forecast issued 9 November 2026: 224.7 c/L on 16 November 2026 (range 218.9 to 238.9 c/L); diesel forecast issued 9 November 2026: 269.6 c/L on 16 November 2026 (range 268.6 to 279.2 c/L). Saved with this report; it may have been issued after the reported week. An estimate, not a guarantee or current advice. U91 prices in Melbourne follow a price cycle, and our forecast puts them in the peak phase, with the next low in about 19 days.

  2. The day of the week

    Over the last 7 weeks, Monday was the cheapest day to buy U91 in Melbourne and Wednesday the dearest, 1.2 c/L apart on average: $0.72 on a 60-litre tank.

Cheapest suburbs for U91 in Melbourne

The cheapest suburbs in Melbourne for U91 were Kingsville (214.6 c/L), Wandin North (219.7 c/L) and Frankston (222.3 c/L). The cheapest suburbs in Melbourne for diesel were Wandin North (262.5 c/L), Cranbourne West (265.4 c/L) and Frankston (267.0 c/L).

  1. Kingsville 30122 stations214.6c/L
  2. Wandin North 31392 stations219.7c/L
  3. Frankston 319910 stations222.3c/L
  4. Noble Park North 31743 stations223.6c/L
  5. Noble Park 31743 stations224.1c/L

Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Cents a litre, cheapest first. 193 suburbs were ranked.

Table view
Cheapest suburbs for U91, the week to 8 November 2026
SuburbThis week
Kingsville 3012214.6
Wandin North 3139219.7
Frankston 3199222.3
Noble Park North 3174223.6
Noble Park 3174224.1

Cheapest suburbs for diesel in Melbourne

  1. Wandin North 31392 stations262.5c/L
  2. Cranbourne West 39773 stations265.4c/L
  3. Frankston 31994 stations267.0c/L
  4. Broadmeadows 30473 stations267.5c/L
  5. Maidstone 30122 stations268.4c/L

Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Cents a litre, cheapest first. 90 suburbs were ranked.

Table view
Cheapest suburbs for diesel, the week to 8 November 2026
SuburbThis week
Wandin North 3139262.5
Cranbourne West 3977265.4
Frankston 3199267.0
Broadmeadows 3047267.5
Maidstone 3012268.4

Retail and wholesale on the same days, U91

Melbourne retail prices compared with the Melbourne terminal. This is not the delivered wholesale cost at individual stations.

Melbourne retail prices compared with the Melbourne terminal. This is not the delivered wholesale cost at individual stations.
PeriodDays used / windowRetail daily meanTGP, same daysGross spread
the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 2026; 2 carried TGP days. Gaps may occur within this range.7 / 7232.6217.415.2
the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026; 2 carried TGP days. Gaps may occur within this range.7 / 7235.9223.412.5

Each common date counts once. Retail is the mean of the saved daily capital averages, not the station-day-weighted headline mean. TGP uses the same dates and carries the last published value for at most six subsequent calendar days. Retail prices can already include carried station prices. Means and spreads are rounded separately. The gross spread is not profit or a causal explanation. Retail carry limit: 30 days. Unmatched dates are excluded; common days are not a station or sales coverage percentage.

Retail and wholesale on the same days, Diesel

Melbourne retail prices compared with the Melbourne terminal. This is not the delivered wholesale cost at individual stations.

Show Diesel comparison
Melbourne retail prices compared with the Melbourne terminal. This is not the delivered wholesale cost at individual stations.
PeriodDays used / windowRetail daily meanTGP, same daysGross spread
the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 2026; 2 carried TGP days. Gaps may occur within this range.7 / 7275.9261.114.8
the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026; 2 carried TGP days. Gaps may occur within this range.7 / 7278.6267.111.5

Worked out the same way as the table above.

Coverage by fuel and period

The listed count is the inventory used at build time, not a historical census of every operating station. One station selling two fuels on one day contributes two station–fuel–days. Fuel-specific counts must not be added to obtain a distinct station total.
Fuel and periodDistinct stationsStation–fuel–daysCalendar days
U91, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20268555,9297
U91, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—5,9447
E10, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20262561,7677
E10, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—1,7687
DSL, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20264012,7957
DSL, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—2,7797
P95, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20266284,3637
P95, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—4,3757
P98, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20268285,7607
P98, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—5,7577
LPG, the week to 8 November 20262 to 8 Nov 20263462,4107
LPG, the week to 1 November 202626 Oct to 1 Nov 2026—2,4137

The listed count is the inventory used at build time, not a historical census of every operating station. One station selling two fuels on one day contributes two station–fuel–days. Fuel-specific counts must not be added to obtain a distinct station total. Distinct stations with eligible input prices, before the daily publication minimum. Calendar days describe the window, not new observations. A dash means the saved edition does not supply that count.

About this edition

How we worked out these figures · What this edition can establish

How we worked out these figures

  1. How we average

    The week runs Monday to Sunday. Each day, every service station in Melbourne counts once at its latest price as of the end of that day, and the week's average is taken over every station-day, so a station that reported all week counts more than one that reported for a day.

  2. Suburbs

    A suburb is the ABS locality a station sits in. Each counted station must have a price on at least 4 of the seven days. At least 2 such stations are needed to rank a suburb.

  3. Wholesale

    The terminal gate price is the Australian Institute of Petroleum's weekday price at the Melbourne terminal, averaged over the week. Brent crude is from the US Energy Information Administration and the exchange rate from the Federal Reserve, both via FRED.

  4. Coverage

    The peak daily count for a published fuel in Melbourne was 850. This is not a distinct weekly station total.

  5. About these prices

    These are averages over the week, not today’s prices. Check the station price and its update time before you fill.

What this edition can establish

  1. Not recorded

    Carried retail price counts and excluded raw report counts were not retained; their shares are unavailable. The number of stations selling each fuel and litres sold are not recorded, so fuel-market and sales coverage percentages are unavailable.

  2. Saved edition

    Saved 9 November 2026 at 7:03 am, method version 2, PDF publication 1. The fingerprint identifies the saved data, not editorial changes. The PDF publication number does not supply a retained revision history.

  3. Data fingerprint

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Quote a figure with its week and credit FuelRadar. These are week averages, not today’s pump prices.

  • ReferenceFuelRadar, Melbourne fuel prices, the week to 8 November 2026, https://fuelradar.com.au/fuel-price-reports/vic/weekly/2026-w45.
  • Credit line for print, TV and radioSource: FuelRadar, week to 8 November 2026
  • CSV of this week’s averageshttps://fuelradar.com.au/fuel-price-reports/vic/weekly/2026-w45.csv