National

Gas Prices Today

Weekly average retail gasoline prices by state — updated from official EIA survey data.

U.S. National Average

U.S. National Average

$3.855/gal

Week ending Monday, July 13, 2026

+$0.078 (+2.1%) vs last week

vs last year: +$0.725 (+23.2%)

Weekly retail gasoline survey data from U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) (eia.gov). Updated 7/15/2026, 10:52:19 AM ET. Not live pump prices — always check your local station for current prices.

Gas Prices by State

Ranked from cheapest to most expensive. States marked (regional) use a PADD regional average.

RankStatePrice/gal
1Texas$3.371
2Alabama(regional)$3.423
3Arkansas(regional)$3.423
4Louisiana(regional)$3.423
5Mississippi(regional)$3.423
6New Mexico(regional)$3.423
7Oklahoma(regional)$3.423
8Illinois(regional)$3.662
9Indiana(regional)$3.662
10Iowa(regional)$3.662
11Kansas(regional)$3.662
12Kentucky(regional)$3.662
13Michigan(regional)$3.662
14Missouri(regional)$3.662
15Nebraska(regional)$3.662
16North Dakota(regional)$3.662
17South Dakota(regional)$3.662
18Tennessee(regional)$3.662
19Wisconsin(regional)$3.662
20Colorado$3.722
21Florida$3.740
22Minnesota$3.749
23Connecticut(regional)$3.765
24Delaware(regional)$3.765
25Georgia(regional)$3.765
26Maine(regional)$3.765
27Maryland(regional)$3.765
28New Hampshire(regional)$3.765
29New Jersey(regional)$3.765
30North Carolina(regional)$3.765
31Pennsylvania(regional)$3.765
32Rhode Island(regional)$3.765
33South Carolina(regional)$3.765
34Vermont(regional)$3.765
35Virginia(regional)$3.765
36West Virginia(regional)$3.765
37District of Columbia(regional)$3.765
38Ohio$3.799
39Massachusetts$3.806
40Idaho(regional)$3.823
41Montana(regional)$3.823
42Utah(regional)$3.823
43Wyoming(regional)$3.823
44New York$3.984
45Arizona(regional)$4.393
46Nevada(regional)$4.393
47Oregon(regional)$4.393
48Alaska(regional)$4.832
49Hawaii(regional)$4.832
50Washington$4.849
51California$5.200

Browse by State

See the latest weekly average retail gasoline prices for every U.S. state, ranked from cheapest to most expensive. Data comes from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and is updated each week — typically on Monday after the prior week's survey.

EIA publishes direct state-level data for nine states; other states show a regional PADD average with a note on the state page. These are survey averages, not live pump prices at individual stations.

How to Read State Gas Prices

The table above shows each state's latest weekly average price for regular gasoline in dollars per gallon. The national average appears at the top. Week-over-week and year-over-year changes help you spot trends quickly.

Why Gas Prices Vary by State

Gasoline prices differ across states due to state fuel taxes, regional refining capacity, transportation costs, and local environmental regulations. California and Hawaii typically rank among the highest; Gulf Coast states often rank lower due to proximity to refineries.

Gas Prices — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the national average gas price today?
The latest U.S. average retail gasoline price is shown at the top of this page, updated weekly from EIA data.
Which state has the cheapest gas?
The state ranking table sorts all 50 states plus D.C. from lowest to highest price. The cheapest state is listed first.
How often are gas prices updated?
EIA releases weekly retail gasoline survey data, typically each Monday covering the prior week. Alto refreshes after each EIA release.