Fuel prices by brand
Tesco or Asda? BP or Shell? Today's average petrol and diesel price for every major UK fuel brand, from 8,083 forecourts in the official CMA data.
Source: UK Government CMA open fuel price data
Every brand, cheapest petrol first
| Brand | Petrol (E10) | Diesel (B7) |
|---|---|---|
| Sainsbury's | 171.4p | 195.9p |
| Morrisons | 172.0p | 197.2p |
| Tesco | 172.2p | 196.7p |
| Jet | 172.7p | 198.4p |
| Asda | 172.7p | 197.3p |
| Applegreen | 172.8p | 197.9p |
| Texaco | 172.9p | 198.2p |
| Independent forecourts | 173.1p | 198.3p |
| Murco | 174.0p | 198.9p |
| Gulf | 174.4p | 199.7p |
| Esso | 175.2p | 200.3p |
| BP | 176.7p | 201.6p |
| Shell | 177.0p | 201.6p |
Brand averages across every forecourt reporting a price. Independent forecourts are grouped together.
The brand is a clue. The station is the answer.
The same brand can be pence apart from one town to the next. Fuel Finder UK shows the live price at every station near you, with a brand filter if you have a favourite.
Supermarkets vs everyone else
Supermarket forecourts (Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's) average 172.1p for petrol and 196.8p for diesel. Everyone else averages 174.8p and 199.9p. That is a 2.7p a litre saving on petrol at the supermarkets, about £1.49 on a 55-litre fill.
Frequently asked questions
Which supermarket has the cheapest petrol?
On today's averages: Sainsbury's 171.4p, Morrisons 172.0p, Tesco 172.2p, Asda 172.7p. The order changes, and each store prices to its local competition, so check the stations near you.
Which fuel brand is cheapest overall?
Sainsbury's has the lowest average price today for both petrol (171.4p a litre) and diesel (195.9p). Shell is the dearest named brand for petrol at 177.0p.
Is supermarket fuel cheaper than branded fuel?
Usually, yes. Supermarkets average 172.1p for petrol today against 174.8p at other forecourts. Read supermarket vs branded fuel for what you do and don't get for the difference.
Why isn't my local station the same as the brand average?
A brand average covers hundreds of forecourts. Stations price against what is around them, so the same brand can be several pence apart in two towns. The app shows the live price at each station.
Where does this data come from?
From the official UK Government CMA open fuel price data, the same feed the app uses. This page is a once-a-day snapshot of it. Fuel Finder UK is independent and not affiliated with any fuel retailer.