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Cost to drive from Orlando to Miami

Driving from Orlando to Miami covers 235 miles (378 km) and takes about 4h 25min without stops. At Florida's current fuel prices (week of 2026-08-31), the fuel for the trip costs about $31.92 in a typical petrol car — here's the full breakdown for petrol, diesel and electric.

OrlandoMiami
235 miles (378 km)4h 25min driving

Petrol, diesel or electric — priced for your car

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Price this trip
1 person
Petrol$31.92
30 MPG · 7.8 gal
Diesel$39.00
35 MPG · 6.7 gal
Electriccheapest$11.41
3.5 mi/kWh · 67.1 kWh

Driving OrlandoMiami in a family car, electric costs $27.59 less than diesel71% of the bill.

Fuel needed
7.8 gal
petrol
Tank fills
0.5
15 gal tank
Per mile
$0.136
fuel only
Per person
$31.92
1 traveller
Driving time
4h 25m
one way
CO₂
68 kg
tailpipe

Orlando vs Miami: which end is cheaper?

Both ends of this route draw on the same regional averages — the comparison below shows what that means at the pump.

$4.08/galPetrol$4.08/gal
Same price at both ends
$5.81/galDiesel$5.81/gal
Same price at both ends
$0.17/kWhElectricity$0.17/kWh
Same price at both ends
No advantage either way. The 7.8 gal this trip needs costs the same at both ends — fill up wherever is convenient.
Official averages, week of 2026-08-31. Electricity is a typical domestic rate; public rapid charging costs two to three times more.

What if fuel prices move?

Booking this drive for later in the year? Pump prices swing with crude, season and tax changes — here is the same 235 miles in a typical petrol car at four price levels.

If prices fall 10%$29$-3
At today's prices$32
If prices rise 10%$35+$3
If prices rise 25%$40+$8
Exact cost for your car

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How this cost is calculated

We take the real driving distance between Orlando and Miami (235 miles) from OpenStreetMap routing, then multiply by a typical car's fuel use and Florida's current average pump price. The petrol figure assumes 30 MPG · 7.8 L/100km; diesel and EV use 35 MPG · 6.7 L/100km and 3.5 mi/kWh. Your real cost depends on your car, traffic, driving style and the stations you pick — use the planner for your exact numbers, and check live prices on the Florida fuel prices page.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to drive from Orlando to Miami?

The drive is 235 miles (378 km) and takes about 4h 25min without stops. Fuel costs roughly $31.92 in an average petrol car, $39.00 in a diesel, and $11.41 in an electric car, using Florida's current fuel prices.

How far is it from Orlando to Miami in miles and km?

About 235 miles or 378 kilometres by road — roughly 4h 25min of driving.

Is it cheaper to fill up in Orlando or Miami?

Both ends use the same regional prices on this route.

How many times will I need to fill up between Orlando and Miami?

None on the way. The drive needs about 7.8 gal of petrol and a typical 15 gal tank covers roughly 450 miles, so one full tank at the start does the whole trip.

Is it cheaper to drive or fly from Orlando to Miami?

On fuel alone the drive costs about $32 one way, and that cost splits across everyone in the car — with $8 each for four people, which is where driving usually wins. Against that, the drive takes 4h 25min without stops, and a fair comparison also counts tolls, parking, wear and any overnight stay.

What will this trip cost if fuel prices change?

At today's Florida average the fuel is about $32. A 10% rise takes it to $35, a 25% rise to $40, and a 10% fall to $29. Prices here update every week from official data, so this page always reflects the current figure.

How do I get the exact cost for my car?

Set the vehicle type on this page for an instant estimate, or open the FuelWide route planner, enter your car's own fuel economy, and it prices the trip on live data — including fuel and charging stops along the way.

Driving distance via OSRM / OpenStreetMap. Fuel prices are Florida's current official averages; efficiency and electricity rate are typical estimates. Your figure will vary — use the planner for an exact result.