Gas prices in Florida are holding steady at $3.667 per gallon, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This is below the national average of $3.777 per gallon, making Florida one of the more affordable states for fuel.
While there is no weekly change data available for this report, it’s clear that Florida drivers are enjoying relatively low prices compared to much of the country. The state’s gas prices are 2.91% below the national average, placing it among the cheapest areas in the country.
For context, the most expensive gas can be found in California, where prices reach $5.175 per gallon. On the other end of the spectrum, Texas offers the cheapest gas at $3.287 per gallon. Meanwhile, the national average for diesel stands at $4.578 per gallon, highlighting the significant price difference between the two fuel types.
The EIA’s data provides a clear picture of Florida’s fuel landscape, with gas prices remaining stable and competitive. Whether filling up with gas or diesel, drivers in the state are benefiting from prices that are notably lower than the national average.
