VIC Fuel Prices – Week of 15 June 2026

Victorian drivers are catching a break this week. Metro unleaded has now dropped for four consecutive weeks, and diesel just recorded its sharpest single-week fall in recent memory. If you've been waiting for relief, this is it.

VIC Fuel Prices Snapshot: Metro vs Rural, Week of 15 June 2026

Biggest Movers in VIC Fuel Prices This Week

Diesel is the standout story. Metro diesel fell 9.5c to 200.9 c/L, and rural followed closely with a 9.0c drop to 205.7 c/L. That's a meaningful saving for tradies and anyone driving a diesel vehicle, and the daily data shows prices fell steadily every single day, from 207.2c on Monday right down to 194.8c by Saturday. No spike, no reversal, just a clean slide down all week.

Metro U91 told a similar story, easing consistently from 166.5c on Monday to 163.0c by Saturday and Sunday. Four straight weeks of falls means VIC drivers are paying noticeably less than they were a month ago.

P95 and P98 both shed 4.7c in metro, with E10 close behind at 4.4c. If your car runs on E10, you're now paying just 162.4 c/L in metro Melbourne, making it the cheapest petrol option available this week.

LPG bucked the trend, rising 3.6c to 103.3 c/L in metro and 2.1c to 109.6 c/L in rural areas. Still well below every other fuel type, but worth watching if the climb continues.

Rural drivers are paying 9.0c more per litre for U91 than their metro counterparts this week. On a 60-litre fill, that gap costs country drivers roughly $5.40 extra every time they stop. It adds up fast, especially for those covering long distances.

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

Metro prices vary enormously right now. The cheapest station recorded was LMCT+ Preston (Members Only) at 141.9 c/L, while the most expensive came in at 400.0 c/L at Astron Langwarrin. That's a staggering spread, and it's a strong reminder that your choice of station matters far more than most people realise.

Brand averages tell a similar story. Costco averaged just 154.3c for metro U91 across its 3 stations, while Caltex averaged 174.6c across 16 stations. That's a 20.3c gap, the difference between a cheap fill and an expensive one for no obvious reason other than which driveway you pulled into.

Cheapest Day to Fill Up Last Week

Last Saturday (21 June) was the cheapest day to fill up in metro VIC, with U91 averaging 163.0 c/L. Prices drifted down through the week before levelling out over the weekend.

VIC Metro Petrol Price Forecast: Next 3 Days

The trend looks set to continue. Metro U91 is currently sitting at 164.7 c/L, and the forecast points lower still: 161.5 c/L on Sunday (78% confidence), 160.4 c/L on Monday (71% confidence), and 158.2 c/L on Tuesday (65% confidence). Confidence softens the further out you look, but even the Tuesday figure would be the lowest metro average in a month.

VIC metro U91 at 164.7 c/L sits 1.3c above the national metro average of 163.4 c/L this week, though the gap is narrowing.

How to Save on Fuel in VIC Right Now

If you drive petrol, E10 at 162.4 c/L metro is your cheapest option and the forecast suggests prices could dip below 160c by midweek. Diesel drivers should be feeling the relief after that 9.5c drop, but the premium over U91 is still a wide 36.2c, so if you're weighing up vehicle running costs, that gap is real. And no matter what you drive, the brand spread in metro VIC is so large right now that where you fill up genuinely changes how much you spend.

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