New South Wales Fuel Prices (NSW)

Q: How do I find the cheapest petrol in Sydney?

Use our live map to compare prices across Sydney. Filter by brand (7-Eleven, BP, Shell, Caltex, Ampol, EG Ampol, Costco) and fuel type (E10, ULP91, ULP95, ULP98, Diesel, Premium Diesel, LPG).

Q: What’s the best day to buy petrol in Sydney?

Price cycles vary by city. Check live prices and recent trends before you fill to avoid peak days.

Q: Which fuel should I use: 91, 95, 98 or E10?

Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s guidance. 91 (ULP) suits many cars; 95/98 are premium octane grades; E10 is 91 with up to 10% ethanol; Diesel/Premium Diesel are for diesel engines.

We’re building dedicated state pages with real-time prices, station maps, and 7-day trends.

COMING SOON

Fuel price insights for New South Wales are on the way.

In the meantime, view Australia-wide prices and find the cheapest stations near you.

What to expect

These pages will include current prices, price history, and the cheapest stations across New South Wales, including Sydney and surrounding regions. You will be able to compare petrol (ULP91, ULP95, ULP98, E10), Diesel, Premium Diesel and LPG prices by suburb and brand (Shell, BP, Caltex, Ampol, 7-Eleven and more).

When will prices be available?

We’re rolling out state coverage progressively. While we work on NSW pages, you can use the national map to view live prices and search for nearby stations.

Which fuel types are supported?

Petrol (ULP91, ULP95, ULP98, E10), Diesel, Premium Diesel and LPG with price history and 7-day trends.

Fuel FAQs for New South Wales

How do I find the cheapest petrol in Sydney?

Use our live map to compare station prices across Sydney. Filter by brand (7-Eleven, BP, Shell, Caltex, Ampol, EG Ampol, Costco) and fuel type (E10, ULP91, ULP95, ULP98, Diesel, Premium Diesel, LPG).

What’s the best day to buy petrol in Sydney?

Price cycles vary by city; check live prices and recent trends before you fill.

Which fuel should I use: 91, 95, 98 or E10?

Follow your manufacturer’s guidance. 91 (ULP) works for many vehicles; 95/98 are premium grades; E10 is 91 with up to 10% ethanol; Diesel/Premium Diesel are for diesel engines.