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Massachusetts vs New Hampshire gas prices

Regular gas is $0.00 a gallon cheaper in Massachusetts — $0.05 on a 15-gallon fill-up. The two share a border, so that gap is worth knowing before you cross it.

Massachusetts
$4.00
regular, per gallon
$0.00 cheaper
New Hampshire
$4.00
regular, per gallon
AAA daily state averages · 2026-11-13
Every grade · USD per gallon
GradeMANHDiff.
Regular$4.00$4.00$0.00MA
Midgrade$4.67$4.62$0.06NH
Premium$5.07$5.08$0.01MA
Diesel$6.17$6.18$0.01MA

Is cheaper gas worth the detour?

Use your tank and extra travel costs. Prices below are AAA state averages as of 2026-11-13; check the actual station prices before driving.

Extra distance and time include the return to your original route. Detour fuel uses the higher state price. Tire wear and maintenance are excluded. This estimates a price difference; it does not verify a station offer or route.

What the gap is worth

One 15-gallon fill
$0.05
saved in Massachusetts
A year of weekly fills
$2.34
saved in Massachusetts
10,000 miles at 25 mpg
$1.20
saved in Massachusetts

Based on today’s $0.00 per-gallon difference, which moves week to week. Use the fuel cost calculator for your own mileage and vehicle.

Prices by metro area

State averages hide a lot. These are the cheapest metros AAA reports on each side.

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Frequently asked questions

Is gas cheaper in Massachusetts or New Hampshire?

Regular gas is cheaper in Massachusetts, at $4.00 a gallon against $4.00 in New Hampshire — a gap of $0.00, or 0.1%. On a 15-gallon fill-up that is $0.05. Figures are AAA daily state averages for 2026-11-13.

Why is gas more expensive in New Hampshire?

Tax and distribution costs both contribute; a full split is unavailable this week.

Is diesel cheaper in Massachusetts or New Hampshire?

Diesel is cheaper in Massachusetts at $6.17 a gallon, against $6.18 in New Hampshire — $0.01 a gallon apart.

Is it worth crossing from New Hampshire into Massachusetts to fill up?

If you are already near the line, yes: a 15-gallon fill saves about $0.05. Driving out of your way for it rarely pays — at $4.00 a gallon and 25 mpg, a 0-mile round trip would eat the whole saving in fuel alone, before your time.

Why this price is what it is