Cheapest Petrol & Diesel in London Today

About Fuel Prices in London

London's fuel prices are among the most variable in the country, swinging widely between boroughs and even between neighbouring stations. Central London forecourts and those inside the Congestion Charge and ULEZ zones tend to be the dearest, while supermarket stations in the outer boroughs - along the North and South Circular and out towards the M25 - are usually far cheaper, often by 10p a litre or more. With so many stations competing across the capital, the nearest pump is rarely the cheapest.

MotifyMe^®'s free Fuel Finder shows live petrol and diesel prices from stations right across London, so you can see where the cheapest fill-up is before you drive rather than paying central-London prices by default. For a regular London driver, that can mean £150-£300 saved a year.

How to Find the Cheapest Fuel in London

The Fuel Finder on MotifyMe^® shows live prices from petrol stations across London and the surrounding area. Prices are sourced directly from retailer feeds and updated regularly. Simply allow location access or enter "London" in the search box to see which station is cheapest right now.

Prices shown are in pence per litre and cover unleaded petrol (E10) and diesel (B7) - the two fuels used by the vast majority of UK drivers.

Supermarket vs Branded Fuel in London

In London as across the UK, supermarket forecourts consistently offer the lowest fuel prices. The typical saving versus a branded station is 5-12p per litre. On a 50-litre fill-up, that's £2.50-£6 saved every time you fill up. Over a year of weekly fill-ups, the saving adds up to £130-£312.