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Georgia Gas Prices

Weekly average gasoline price for Georgia — EIA retail survey data.

Current Georgia Gas Price

Georgia Average

$4.031/gal

Week ending Monday, September 7, 2026

EIA does not publish a direct weekly series for Georgia. Showing PADD 1 (East Coast) regional average.

+$0.094 (+2.4%) vs last week

vs last year: +$0.968 (+31.6%)

National average

$4.157

vs national

-$0.126

National rank

#24 of 51

Weekly retail gasoline survey data from U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) (eia.gov). Updated 9/10/2026, 1:03:49 AM ET. Not live pump prices — always check your local station for current prices.

12-Month Price Trend

+$1.015 (+33.7%) over 52 weeks
Sep 25: $3.016Low $2.741 · High $4.336Sep 26: $4.031

Georgia Gas Taxes

State gas tax

33¢/gal

With federal (18.4¢)

51.4¢/gal

vs. state average

-0.7¢

Georgia drivers pay about 33¢ per gallon in state gasoline taxes, below the 33.7¢ average across the 50 states and D.C. Figures are approximate (as of 2025) and exclude local sales taxes; verify current rates with your state revenue department.

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See the latest weekly average gasoline price in Georgia, how it compares with the national average, and what has been moving prices. Georgia prices often sit below the national average, helped by Southeast pipeline supply and a moderate tax burden.

Track Georgia's latest weekly average, national comparison, and tax context here. Holiday travel weeks on I-75 and I-95 corridors are when local pump prices can diverge most from the survey average.

Current Georgia Gas Price

This page shows the latest EIA weekly average retail price for regular gasoline in Georgia, with the survey week ending date and recent trend. It is a statewide (or best available regional) survey average — not a live price at a specific station.

Georgia Gas Taxes

Georgia drivers pay about 33¢ per gallon in state gasoline taxes (roughly 51.4¢ with the 18.4¢ federal tax) — 0.7¢ below the 33.7¢ average across the 50 states and D.C. (approx., as of 2025).

Why Georgia Prices Move

Georgia is fed by Colonial and other Southeast product movements. Refinery or pipeline disruptions north of the Gulf can lift prices quickly; otherwise Georgia tends to follow crude with a Southeast discount to the coasts.

Latest Georgia Energy News

Georgia Gas Prices — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average gas price in Georgia?
The EIA publishes a weekly average retail price for regular gasoline, typically each Monday for the prior week. This page lists the current Georgia weekly average with its survey date and trend. It is a survey average, not a live pump price.
What is the gas tax in Georgia?
Georgia drivers pay about 33¢ per gallon in state gasoline taxes (roughly 51.4¢ with the 18.4¢ federal tax) — 0.7¢ below the 33.7¢ average across the 50 states and D.C. (approx., as of 2025).
Are these live pump prices in Georgia?
No. These are EIA weekly survey averages for Georgia, not real-time prices at individual gas stations. Check local stations or a pump-price app for the current street price.
Why is gas expensive (or cheap) in Georgia?
Georgia gasoline is often cheaper than the U.S. average thanks to Southeast pipeline supply and a state tax around 33¢/gal (approx., as of 2025) before federal tax — lower than many Northeast and West Coast states.

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