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Massachusetts Gas Prices

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

Current Massachusetts Gas Price

Massachusetts Average

$4.067/gal

Week ending Monday, June 15, 2026

-$0.129 (-3.1%) vs last week

vs last year: +$1.125 (+38.2%)

National average

$4.052

vs national

+$0.015

National rank

#38 of 51

Weekly retail gasoline survey data from U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) (eia.gov). Updated 6/19/2026, 6:49:11 PM ET. Not live pump prices — always check your local station for current prices.

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See the latest weekly average gasoline price for Massachusetts, updated from official EIA retail survey data. Compare Massachusetts's price to the national average and track week-over-week and year-over-year trends.

EIA updates weekly — not live pump prices. Where EIA does not publish a direct Massachusetts series, this page shows the best available regional average with a clear note. Always check local stations for current pump prices.

Current Massachusetts Gas Price

The latest weekly average retail price for regular gasoline in Massachusetts is shown above, along with the survey week ending date and trend vs. last week and last year.

Massachusetts vs. National Average

Compare Massachusetts's price to the U.S. average to see whether drivers in Massachusetts pay more or less than the nation as a whole. State fuel taxes and regional supply factors are the main drivers of the gap.

Why Do Gas Prices Move?

Gasoline prices follow crude oil markets, refinery output, seasonal demand, and state taxes. Geopolitical events, hurricanes affecting Gulf Coast refineries, and OPEC production decisions can move prices sharply within weeks.

Massachusetts Gas Prices — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average gas price in Massachusetts?
The latest weekly EIA average for regular gasoline in Massachusetts is displayed at the top of this page with the survey date.
Are these live pump prices in Massachusetts?
No. These are EIA weekly survey averages, not real-time prices at individual gas stations. Check local stations for current pump prices.
Why is gas expensive in Massachusetts?
State fuel taxes, environmental regulations, distance from refineries, and regional supply all affect Massachusetts gasoline prices relative to other states.