Gas prices in California remain at $5.387 per gallon this week, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Diesel prices are also high, averaging $6.468 per gallon. This puts California among the more expensive areas in the country for fuel, with gas prices 37.63% above the national average of $3.914 per gallon.
Compared to the national average for diesel, which stands at $4.832 per gallon, California’s diesel prices are notably higher. The spread between diesel and gasoline prices in the state is $1.081 per gallon.
California’s fuel prices are not only higher than the national average but also among the highest in the country. While California tops the list with gas prices at $5.387 per gallon, Texas offers the cheapest gas at $3.371 per gallon, highlighting the significant regional disparities in fuel costs.
The data from the EIA provides a clear picture of the current fuel landscape in California, with no significant changes in prices compared to last week. Drivers in the state continue to face higher fuel costs compared to the rest of the country.
