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Fuel Prices in Bonny Hills, New South Wales

Drivers in Bonny Hills, New South Wales can choose from 2 local fuel stations. The current average for U91 unleaded is 179.9 cents per litre.

Last updated: 20 July 2026, 8:42 PM AEST

U91
179.9
c/litre avg
+1.2 vs New South Wales
P95
189.9
c/litre avg
-4.7 vs New South Wales
Diesel
213.9
c/litre avg
+0.2 vs New South Wales

Bonny Hills Price Dashboard

Local average prices compared with the wider New South Wales benchmark where there is enough local data.

Local stations 2 Currently reporting in Bonny Hills
Cheapest lead 179.9c Independent Bonny Hills
Comparison rule 3+ stations Needed before suburb deltas are shown.
U91
179.9c/L
Based on 1 station. Local comparison is suppressed until more stations report.
P95
189.9c/L
Based on 1 station. Local comparison is suppressed until more stations report.
Diesel
213.9c/L
Based on 1 station. Local comparison is suppressed until more stations report.
Local price comparisons use state benchmarks only when at least 3 stations report a fuel type.
Cheapest U91 in Bonny Hills
Independent Bonny Hills
923 Ocean Drive, Bonny Hills NSW 2445
Diesel
213.9
P95
189.9
U91
179.9

All Fuel Stations in Bonny Hills

Here are all 2 stations currently reporting prices in Bonny Hills. Prices are sorted by cheapest U91 unleaded first.

Station Address E10 U91 P95 P98 Diesel LPG Updated
Independent 923 Ocean Drive, Bonny Hills NSW 2445 --
U91
179.9
P95
189.9
--
Diesel
213.9
-- 19/07/2026 05:31
Exploren 24 Beach St, Bonny Hills NSW 2445 -- -- -- -- -- -- 04/02/2025 14:30

Fuel Stations near Bonny Hills

Station Price Boards

Independent
U91
179.9
P95
189.9
Diesel
213.9
19/07/2026 05:31
Exploren
EV
0
04/02/2025 14:30

About Bonny Hills, New South Wales

Bonny Hills is a suburb in New South Wales with 2 fuel stations currently reporting prices. The average unleaded 91 price across Bonny Hills is 179.9 cents per litre.

The cheapest fuel in Bonny Hills is currently at Independent, offering U91 from 179.9c/L. Prices in Bonny Hills tend to follow the broader New South Wales market, rising and falling with wholesale costs and competitive pressure from nearby suburbs.

For Bonny Hills residents thinking about reducing their fuel spend, there are a few options: fill up at the bottom of the price cycle, use apps to compare prices before you drive, or consider the switch to an electric vehicle. At current prices, an EV driver in Bonny Hills would save over $3,000 per year compared to a petrol car. Try our EV savings calculator to see the numbers for your own driving habits.