Updated 14 Oct, 22:14 · 2,320 stations
Stop paying 1.0p a litre more than the supermarket down the road.
That’s the average gap between branded forecourts and supermarkets over the last 30 days.
What you’d saveBranded vs supermarket
- Branded average
- 174.8p
- Supermarket average
- 174.2p
- Saving per litre
- 0.6p
- Saving per fill-up
- £0.34
A year of driving£12
Today’s UK average, by grade.
E10174.5pUnleaded
E5193.6pSuper unleaded
B7199.6pDiesel
SDV217.6pSuper diesel
Where should you fill up today?
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Common questions.
- How often are fuel prices updated?
- We show the latest available imported prices and their update time where provided. Always confirm the price at the pump.
- What fuel types are shown?
- E10 (Unleaded), E5 (Super Unleaded), B7 (Diesel), and SDV (Super Diesel).
- Are supermarkets always cheapest?
- Supermarkets (Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's) are typically 2–5p/litre cheaper than branded forecourts.
- What is E10 vs E5 petrol?
- E10 is standard unleaded (10% ethanol) — the UK default since 2021. E5 is Super Unleaded with higher octane.