VIC Fuel Prices – Week of 8 June 2026

Victoria's fuel prices are on a genuine slide. Metro U91 has now dropped for three consecutive weeks, falling another 7.3c this week to land at 169.2 c/L. If you've noticed prices creeping lower every time you've filled up lately, that's not your imagination.

VIC Petrol Prices This Week: Metro vs Rural Snapshot

Biggest Movers in VIC Fuel Prices This Week

Diesel led the falls, shedding 8.1c in metro areas to reach 210.4 c/L, with rural drivers seeing an almost identical drop of 8.2c to 214.8 c/L. That's a meaningful and consistent relief across the board for tradies and freight operators.

Metro U91 drifted lower every single day this week, from 171.9 c/L on Monday to 166.8 c/L by Sunday. No mid-week spikes, no reversals — just a clean, steady decline that's encouraging to see.

P95 followed the same pattern, falling from 187.9 c/L on Monday to 182.8 c/L by Sunday's close, a drop of 7.2c for the week. P98 was down 7.3c to 194.1 c/L metro.

E10 is the cheapest fuel available this week at 166.9 c/L metro, just slightly below U91. Rural E10 is also tracking low at 168.3 c/L, though availability is thinner — only 126 rural stations stock it compared to 278 metro stations.

VIC Metro Fuel Price Range: How Much You Can Save by Shopping Around

The spread between the cheapest and priciest metro stations this week is staggering. Metro Petroleum Coolaroo is averaging 145.7 c/L for U91, while the dearest metro station sits at 350.9 c/L. That's over $2 per litre separating the two ends of the market, which translates to more than $100 difference on a 55-litre tank.

Brand averages tell a similar story. Costco averages 159.2 c/L across its 3 metro stations, with Apco close behind at 162.0 c/L. At the other end, Caltex is averaging 177.7 c/L across 15 stations — that's an 18.5c gap over Costco. Worth knowing before you pull into the nearest servo out of habit.

On the supply front, diesel out-of-stock reports rose from 38 to 43 stations this week, and U91 jumped from 20 to 28 stations flagged as dry. Nothing to cause alarm, but if your local station has been missing diesel lately, you're not alone.

Cheapest Day to Fill Up Last Week in VIC

Last Sunday (14 June) was the cheapest day to fill up, with metro U91 touching 166.8 c/L. That's the lowest single-day average across the whole week.

VIC Metro Petrol Price Forecast: 15–17 June 2026

The outlook for metro Melbourne is encouraging. Our model puts U91 metro at 165.7 c/L on Monday (78% confidence), dipping further to 165.1 c/L on Tuesday and 164.2 c/L by Wednesday. All three days sit below the current weekly average of 169.2 c/L, suggesting the slide isn't done yet.

How to Make the Most of Falling Fuel Prices in VIC

Victoria's metro U91 average of 169.2 c/L sits 2.4c above the national metro average of 166.8 c/L, so there's still room to do better than average. The forecast points to prices in the mid-to-low 160s by midweek, which means holding off a few days could save you real money. If you drive a flexible vehicle, E10 at 166.9 c/L metro undercuts U91 and is worth considering.

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