Fuel prices, trip costs and EV savings — all in one place
Gas, petrol and diesel across 111 countries on six continents, every price with its source and date — plus what any road trip, car or EV actually costs you. Answers in seconds.
Gas, petrol, diesel and LPG across 111 countries on six continents, 51 US states and hundreds of cities — official data, each source on its own refresh cadence.
What any road trip costs — real distances and current pump prices, petrol, diesel or EV. NYC to LA, Berlin to Munich, or your own two places.
Yearly fuel cost for 120+ car models — and exactly what switching to electric would save you over the years.
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Every fuel station worldwide — brands, fuels, hours and directions.
Charging points and networks near you — sockets, power and directions.
Your car, your route, this week's real prices.
What an EV saves you over the years, with break-even.
Germany vs USA, California vs Texas — side by side.
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Saving moneyThe Cheapest Fuel Border Crossings in Europe, Updated WeeklyEvery European land border ranked by the fuel price gap — where a tank is cheapest on the other side, and how much of the saving is tax. Rebuilt from live data each week.4 min read
ElectricHow Much Does It Cost to Charge an Electric Car in 2026? (Home vs Public, US & Europe)Real 2026 numbers: about $10 to fill a 60 kWh battery at home in the US, $27 at a fast charger, €17 in Europe. Cost per mile vs petrol, and when an EV stops being cheaper.3 min read
ExplainersWhy Is Gas So Expensive in California? The Full 2026 BreakdownCalifornia pays $5.41/gal while Mississippi pays $3.50 — a 55% gap for the same fuel. Taxes, the special CARB blend, refinery isolation and climate fees, explained with this week's real numbers.3 min readBuilt to be trusted, not just pretty
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Current prices, two-year trends, tax breakdowns, station and EV-charging maps, plus trip, car-cost and EV-savings tools — so you never need five open tabs.
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