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📈 30-day price trend — Edinburgh
Key insights for Edinburgh
- →Average petrol has risen 7.5p/litre in Edinburgh over the past week
- →There is a 13p/litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive petrol in Edinburgh — filling a 55L tank at the cheapest saves ~£7.15
- →Costco is the cheapest forecourt in Edinburgh at 148.9p, 5.8p cheaper than the cheapest independent
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# Petrol Prices Rise Sharply in Edinburgh
Petrol prices in Edinburgh have climbed significantly, with the average now standing at 154.8p per litre—up 8.1p from last week. The city sits just 0.6p below the UK national average of 155.4p/litre. Across the 33 tracked forecourts in Edinburgh, there's a considerable 29.0p spread between the cheapest and most expensive stations, meaning drivers who shop around could save substantially on their fuel costs.
Motorists looking for the best deal should head to the independent Esso forecourt, where petrol is available at 132.9p per litre. Given the significant price variation across the city, checking fuel prices before filling up could make a meaningful difference to your wallet, particularly if you're a regular driver. With prices continuing to rise week-on-week, comparing options between stations is increasingly worthwhile.
Fuel prices in Edinburgh — what's happening
Updated 2026-04-05# Petrol Prices Rise Sharply in Edinburgh Petrol prices in Edinburgh have climbed significantly, with the average now standing at 154.8p per litre—up 8.1p from last week. The city sits just 0.6p below the UK national average of 155.4p/litre. Across the 33 tracked forecourts in Edinburgh, there's a considerable 29.0p spread between the cheapest and most expensive stations, meaning drivers who shop around could save substantially on their fuel costs. Motorists looking for the best deal should head to the independent Esso forecourt, where petrol is available at 132.9p per litre. Given the significant price variation across the city, checking fuel prices before filling up could make a meaningful difference to your wallet, particularly if you're a regular driver. With prices continuing to rise week-on-week, comparing options between stations is increasingly worthwhile.