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You are seeing 0 of the 1628 known fuel stations within 30 kilometers of Melbourne offering Unleaded 91.
Today's average fuel price for
ULP 91 in Melbourne is $2.39 per litre, that is 2 cents more thanyesterday with prices on the rise, possibly already peaking. Shop around as this might take awhile to settle... .
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Hit the All time button below to see the timing of long-term peak and low pricing levels here in Melbourne.
Melbourne ULP 91 overview
We are actively working towards displaying near real-time fuel pricing for Melbourne and other VIC towns and cities. In the interim price changes refresh hourly.
- Lowest price: 20.0
- Highest price: 220.9
- Average price: $2.39
All ULP 91 fuel stations in Melbourne
There are no known petrol stations in Melbourne offering
Inactive / offline fuel stations near Melbourne
There are currently no petrol stations near Melbourne marked as either inactive or offline.
Click through to see detailed fuel pricing details for each fuel type in Melbourne.
- E10: $2.34
- Unleaded 91 (
ULP 91 ): $2.39 - Premium Unleaded 95 (
PULP 95 ): $2.56 - Premium Unleaded 98 (
PULP 98 ): $2.64 - E85: -
- E5: -
- Diesel: $2.84
- Premium Diesel: $2.85
- LPG: $0.99
- Electric Vehicle charge: -
- B20 Diesel: -
- Compressed Natural Gas: -
- Liquefied Natural Gas: -
- Low-aromatic Unleaded: -
- Lead Replacement Petrol: -
- Ultra-low-sulfur Diesel: -
Average retail fuel prices update daily.
Melbourne’s fuel pricing trends
Melbourne typically has a 20 day pricing cycle for petrol fuels (ULP 91, PULP 95, PULP 98 and e10). There is a variance of up to a fortnight in the length of pricing cycles for the above fuel products.
Melbourne’s fuel pricing cycles for the above petrol product are subject to irregular cycles exhibiting abrupt peaks and/or prolonged periods of downward trending pricing outside of the typical pricing cycle.
Fuel products such as diesel and LPG are not affected by pricing cycles.
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Monitoring Melbourne since: November 2, 2017
