Cheapest fuel in Norwich today

Key insights for Norwich

• →Average petrol has risen 5.2p/litre in Norwich over the past week
• →There is a 10p/litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive petrol in Norwich — filling a 55L tank at the cheapest saves ~£5.50
• →The cheapest independent in Norwich (BP at 151.9p) undercuts the cheapest supermarket by 1p/litre
• →Norwich is currently 3.3p/litre cheaper than Swaffham nearby

# Norwich Petrol Prices Rise Above National Average

Petrol prices in Norwich have climbed to an average of 156.4p per litre today, representing a significant 6.4p increase from last week. This puts Norwich 1.0p above the UK national average of 155.4p per litre, making it slightly more expensive than most other regions. Across the 40 stations tracked in the city, there is a notable 15.4p per litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive fuel, highlighting substantial price variations depending on where drivers choose to fill up.

For those looking to save money at the pump, Jet at a supermarket location offers the cheapest petrol in Norwich at 151.9p per litre. With such a wide price gap across the city, drivers are advised to check fuel prices before refuelling rather than automatically filling up at their nearest station. Even small savings per litre can add up significantly over time, particularly for regular commuters.

# Norwich Petrol Prices Rise Above National Average Petrol prices in Norwich have climbed to an average of 156.4p per litre today, representing a significant 6.4p increase from last week. This puts Norwich 1.0p above the UK national average of 155.4p per litre, making it slightly more expensive than most other regions. Across the 40 stations tracked in the city, there is a notable 15.4p per litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive fuel, highlighting substantial price variations depending on where drivers choose to fill up. For those looking to save money at the pump, Jet at a supermarket location offers the cheapest petrol in Norwich at 151.9p per litre. With such a wide price gap across the city, drivers are advised to check fuel prices before refuelling rather than automatically filling up at their nearest station. Even small savings per litre can add up significantly over time, particularly for regular commuters.