Road trip fuel cost — any route on the map
From New York to Los Angeles or Berlin to Brussels — pick any two places in the world, choose petrol, diesel or electric, and see the real driving route with the cost at this week's official prices. We also list the fuel or charging stops along the way — with brand, address and one-tap navigation — and, across a border, where filling up is cheaper.
Distance-based trip and full-tank costs without a map.
Find stations and brands along your route.
Frequently asked questions
How is the trip fuel cost calculated?
FuelWide calculates the real driving route between your two points (not straight-line distance), multiplies the distance by your car's consumption, and prices the fuel with this week's official average price at your origin — US state prices, EU country prices, or Canadian averages.
Does it work for routes between countries?
Yes. For cross-border trips — Germany to Belgium, France to Spain, the US to Canada — FuelWide shows the cost at both origin and destination prices and tells you where filling up is cheaper and how much you'd save on the tankful.
How accurate are the prices?
Prices are this week's official national or state averages from the European Commission, the U.S. EIA and Statistics Canada — not estimates. Your actual cost varies with the stations you choose, traffic and driving style.
How much does it cost to drive from New York to Los Angeles?
The driving route is roughly 2,800 miles. At a typical 28 MPG and current average US gas prices, expect a fuel cost in the range of a few hundred dollars — enter your own car's MPG above for the exact figure with this week's prices.
Routing © OSRM / OpenStreetMap contributors · Geocoding by Photon (komoot) · Map tiles by OpenFreeMap · Prices from official sources — see methodology.