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Fuel prices today in NSW and ACT

U91 unleaded is averaging 179.0 cents across NSW and ACT today (21 July 2026, 7:16 AM AEST). Search your suburb, compare nearby stations, and see what the pump price means for annual running costs.

Last updated: 21 July 2026, 7:16 AM AEST

Current U91 average
179.0c/L

NSW and ACT average

Based on current U91 reports in the covered data set. Search a suburb before filling up because local station prices can differ by 20c/L or more.

Diesel prices have jumped across the NSW market The NSW average for Diesel is 214.4c/L, up 23.5c/L (about 12.3%) on the recent average as at 20/07/2026. See Diesel prices
NSW and ACT Fuel Type Averages
Updated 21 July 2026, 7:16 AM AEST
E10
174.8
c/litre
U91
179.0
c/litre
P95
195.1
c/litre
P98
202.9
c/litre
Diesel
214.4
c/litre
LPG
121.4
c/litre

Fuel market snapshot

Weather-style comparison cards for the numbers that matter before you drive.

Live station coverage 3,280 1,241 suburbs across NSW and ACT
U91 observations 2,042 Current U91 price reports in this refresh
Estimated EV saving $1,341 About $26 per week on the default assumptions
Coverage note
Honest current data scope

FuelPrices currently has live station coverage for NSW and ACT. Other Australian states are not presented as live until their data feeds are wired and verified.

Fuel Prices by State

Fuel prices differ between covered states due to local taxes, transport costs, and competition. Here is the current snapshot for the live data set.

ACT

U91
182.6
c/litre avg
P95
200.5
c/litre avg
Diesel
215.4
c/litre avg

70 stations across 39 suburbs. See all ACT prices

New South Wales

U91
178.9
c/litre avg
P95
195.0
c/litre avg
Diesel
214.4
c/litre avg

3210 stations across 1202 suburbs. See all New South Wales prices

Cheapest Fuel in NSW and ACT Today

These are the lowest prices across all fuel types that our data currently shows. Prices update multiple times per day.

Cheapest U91
Budget Ramsgate
112-114 RAMSGATE RD, RAMSGATE NSW 2217
U91
161.7
Cheapest E10
Costco Marsden Park
10 Langford Drive, MARSDEN PARK NSW 2765
E10
158.7
Cheapest P95
APCO Albury
997 Mate Street, Albury NSW 2640
P95
172.5
Cheapest Diesel
BP Mittagong
Cnr Priestly & Cavendish Sts, Mittagong NSW 2575
Diesel
183.9
Cheapest LPG
Metro Fuel Minto
100 CAMPBELLTOWN RD, MINTO NSW 2566
LPG
97.9

Petrol vs Electric: How Much Could You Save?

Petrol (U91)
$2,054
per year
8.5L/100km at 179.0c/L, 13,500 km/yr
vs
Electric (Home)
$713
per year
16 kWh/100km at 33c/kWh, 13,500 km/yr

You could save $1,341 per year with an EV. That's $26 per week back in your pocket.

Try the EV Savings Calculator with your own numbers

Price Rankings

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Cheapest Diesel Today

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About Australian Fuel Prices

Australia's fuel market is shaped by a mix of international crude oil prices, the Australian dollar exchange rate, government excise, and local retail competition. The current NSW and ACT average of 179.0 cents per litre for unleaded 91 reflects the stations currently covered by this data set.

Fuel excise in Australia is currently indexed to CPI twice a year (February and August). On top of the excise, each litre also carries GST calculated on the total price including excise. This means that when the base price of fuel rises, the tax component rises with it.

Price cycles are a well-documented pattern in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. Prices typically rise sharply over a day or two and then gradually decline over a one to two week period. Filling up at the bottom of a cycle can save 20 to 40 cents per litre compared to the peak.

Within the current NSW and ACT coverage, New South Wales has the lower average fuel prices while ACT is dearer. Regional areas almost always pay more than capital cities due to higher transport costs and fewer competing stations.

For drivers considering the switch to electric vehicles, the maths has never been more compelling. At current fuel prices, the average Australian household spends over $3,500 per year on petrol. Charging an EV at home costs a fraction of that. Use our EV savings calculator to see the exact numbers for your situation.

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