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Last updated: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at 04:58 PM GMT+5:30
| State | Reg ular | Mid grade | Prem ium | Diesl el |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $4.856▲ | $5.487▲ | $5.973▼ | $5.585▲ |
| Alaska | $5.042▲ | $5.698▲ | $6.202▲ | $5.799▲ |
| Arizona | $4.376▼ | $4.945▲ | $5.383▼ | $5.032▼ |
| Arkansas | $4.242▼ | $4.793▼ | $5.217▼ | $4.878▲ |
| California | $6.713▼ | $7.586▲ | $8.257▼ | $7.720▼ |
| Colorado | $3.950▼ | $4.463▲ | $4.859▲ | $4.543▼ |
| Connecticut | $4.193▼ | $4.739▼ | $5.158▼ | $4.822▼ |
| Delaware | $4.811▼ | $5.437▲ | $5.918▼ | $5.533▲ |
| District of Columbia | $4.538▲ | $5.128▼ | $5.582▲ | $5.219▲ |
| Florida | $3.739▼ | $4.225▼ | $4.599▲ | $4.300▲ |
| Georgia | $5.057▲ | $5.714▲ | $6.220▲ | $5.815▼ |
| Hawaii | $3.961▼ | $4.476▲ | $4.872▲ | $4.556▼ |
| Idaho | $4.881▲ | $5.516▲ | $6.004▼ | $5.613▲ |
| Illinois | $4.308▼ | $4.868▲ | $5.299▲ | $4.954▲ |
| Indiana | $3.902▲ | $4.410▲ | $4.800▲ | $4.487▲ |
| Iowa | $4.437▲ | $5.013▼ | $5.457▼ | $5.102▲ |
| Kansas | $3.951▼ | $4.465▼ | $4.860▲ | $4.544▲ |
| Kentucky | $4.148▲ | $4.688▼ | $5.102▲ | $4.771▼ |
| Louisiana | $4.794▼ | $5.417▲ | $5.896▲ | $5.513▲ |
| Maine | $4.248▲ | $4.800▲ | $5.225▲ | $4.885▲ |
| Maryland | $3.907▲ | $4.415▲ | $4.805▼ | $4.493▼ |
| Massachusetts | $4.067▼ | $4.596▲ | $5.002▼ | $4.677▼ |
| Michigan | $5.030▼ | $5.683▼ | $6.186▼ | $5.784▲ |
| Minnesota | $3.834▲ | $4.332▲ | $4.716▼ | $4.409▲ |
| Mississippi | $4.202▼ | $4.748▲ | $5.169▲ | $4.832▲ |
| Missouri | $3.676▲ | $4.153▼ | $4.521▲ | $4.227▼ |
| Montana | $3.858▲ | $4.360▲ | $4.745▲ | $4.437▼ |
| Nebraska | $3.668▼ | $4.145▲ | $4.512▼ | $4.218▼ |
| Nevada | $4.979▼ | $5.626▼ | $6.124▲ | $5.726▲ |
| New Hampshire | $4.849▲ | $5.479▲ | $5.964▲ | $5.576▼ |
| New Jersey | $4.634▼ | $5.236▲ | $5.700▼ | $5.329▼ |
| New Mexico | $4.005▲ | $4.526▲ | $4.927▲ | $4.606▲ |
| New York | $4.190▼ | $4.735▲ | $5.154▼ | $4.819▼ |
| North Carolina | $4.426▼ | $5.001▲ | $5.444▲ | $5.090▼ |
| North Dakota | $4.813▼ | $5.438▲ | $5.920▲ | $5.535▲ |
| Ohio | $4.080▲ | $4.610▲ | $5.018▼ | $4.692▼ |
| Oklahoma | $4.949▼ | $5.592▼ | $6.087▼ | $5.691▲ |
| Oregon | $4.901▼ | $5.538▼ | $6.028▲ | $5.636▼ |
| Pennsylvania | $4.116▲ | $4.652▼ | $5.063▲ | $4.734▼ |
| Rhode Island | $3.979▼ | $4.497▼ | $4.895▲ | $4.576▲ |
| South Carolina | $4.201▼ | $4.747▲ | $5.167▲ | $4.831▼ |
| South Dakota | $4.783▼ | $5.405▲ | $5.883▼ | $5.500▲ |
| Tennessee | $3.665▼ | $4.142▲ | $4.508▼ | $4.215▲ |
| Texas | $3.432▼ | $3.878▲ | $4.221▼ | $3.947▼ |
| Utah | $4.105▲ | $4.638▼ | $5.049▼ | $4.721▼ |
| Vermont | $4.445▲ | $5.022▲ | $5.467▲ | $5.111▲ |
| Virginia | $3.740▼ | $4.226▲ | $4.600▼ | $4.301▲ |
| Washington | $5.343▲ | $6.038▲ | $6.572▲ | $6.144▼ |
| West Virginia | $3.737▲ | $4.223▲ | $4.597▼ | $4.298▼ |
| Wisconsin | $4.072▼ | $4.602▼ | $5.009▲ | $4.683▲ |
| Wyoming | $4.589▲ | $5.186▲ | $5.645▲ | $5.278▼ |
Today's national average gas price for regular unleaded fuel is $4.052 per gallon. GasPriceUSA tracks daily gas prices across all 50 US states and 457 cities, updated every morning from the latest available data. Prices are shown for regular, midgrade, premium, and diesel fuel so you can find the exact national average gas price and compare across regions at a glance.
Want to check gas prices near me? Simply click your state on the interactive map above or use the state price table below to drill down to your region. Each state page shows city-level averages so you can find the most accurate local price. All gas prices near me today are updated every morning, ensuring you always see current data when planning your next fill-up.
Gas prices in California are consistently among the highest in the nation, currently averaging $$6.713/gal. This is due to state taxes, reformulated fuel requirements, and distance from refineries. Click California on the map to see city-level averages for Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, and more.
The average gas price in Texas is currently $$3.432/gal, while the gas price in Florida sits at $$3.739/gal. Both states tend to offer more affordable fuel thanks to lower state fuel taxes and proximity to Gulf Coast refineries. Click either state on the map to explore city-level breakdowns.
The natural gas price today refers to the commodity used for home heating and electricity generation, which is different from retail gasoline prices at the pump. This site covers retail pump prices for gasoline and diesel across all US states — not the natural gas futures market. For natural gas pricing, visit energy commodity exchanges.
Several factors cause gas prices to rise and fall across the country. Crude oil prices are the biggest driver, accounting for roughly 50% of the pump price. Federal and state taxes vary significantly by state, while refinery costs, capacity, and distribution also play a role. Seasonal demand pushes prices up during summer driving season, and regional supply disruptions — such as pipeline issues, hurricanes, or refinery outages — can cause sudden spikes. This is why the gas price in California can differ so dramatically from Texas or Florida.
All state and city gas prices on GasPriceUSA are updated once every day, every morning, sourced from AAA's daily fuel gauge data which collects prices from over 130,000 gas stations nationwide. The national average gas price and all state-level data reflect the most recent morning update. The last updated timestamp is shown at the top of this page.
The cheapest and most expensive states for gas prices change regularly based on supply and tax differences. Today, Texas has the lowest average gas price at $3.432/gal, while California has the highest at $6.713/gal. Compare all 50 states side by side in the full state price table above.
Today's national average gas price for regular unleaded is $4.052 per gallon. Midgrade fuel averages $4.579, premium is $4.984, and diesel is $5.065 per gallon. Check local averages to find the gas price near you, updated daily from AAA data.
Crude oil prices account for approximately 50% of what you pay at the pump, making them the largest factor. Federal and state taxes add significant costs that vary by location. Refinery operating expenses, seasonal demand during summer driving months, and global supply dynamics all contribute to today's price levels.
Texas has the cheapest gas prices today at $3.432 per gallon for regular unleaded. This is dynamically determined from the latest data across all 50 states. Lower state fuel taxes and close proximity to refining capacity help keep prices below the national average of $4.052.
California has the most expensive gas prices today at $6.713 per gallon for regular unleaded. Higher state fuel taxes, geographic isolation from refineries, and stricter environmental regulations all contribute to prices well above the national average of $4.052 per gallon across the country.
Gas prices fluctuate primarily due to crude oil supply and demand, OPEC production decisions, refinery outages, and pipeline disruptions. Seasonal blend requirements, hurricane impacts on Gulf Coast refineries, and local state tax changes also create price movements throughout the year across different regions.
Regular gas has an octane rating of 87, midgrade is 89, and premium is 91 or higher. Today the national average for regular is $4.052 per gallon while premium averages $4.984, a difference of $0.932. Most engines run fine on regular unless the manufacturer specifically recommends premium.
Gas prices on GasPriceUSA are updated once daily every morning. Data is sourced from AAA's daily fuel gauge, which collects prices from over 130,000 gas stations nationwide. Search any city or state to find gas prices near me updated daily. The last update was Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
