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U.S. gas prices in January 2025

Regular gasoline in the United States averaged $3.076 per gallon in January 2025, based on 4 weekly EIA readings. That is 5.8 cents higher than in December 2024. Compared with January 2024, prices were roughly unchanged.

Diesel averaged $3.634 per gallon, 14.0 cents higher than in December 2024.

Regular, January 2025 average$3.076per gallon

Weekly regular price in January 2025

$3.00$3.25$3.50$3.75Jan 25
RegularDiesel

The lowest weekly average was $3.043 (week of Jan 13, 2025) and the highest $3.109 (week of Jan 20, 2025).

National averages: January 2025

FuelJanuary 2025December 2024January 2024
Regular gasoline$3.076$3.018$3.075
Diesel$3.634$3.494$3.854

Cheapest and most expensive states

Among the states EIA tracks individually, Texas had the cheapest regular gas in January 2025 at $2.643 per gallon, while California was the most expensive at $4.187 – a gap of $1.54 per gallon, or about $23.16 on a 15-gallon fill-up. The biggest monthly move was in Minnesota (up 9.1 cents), while Washington changed down 1.6 cents.

StateRegular, avgvs last monthvs last year
Texas$2.643+$0.086−$0.012
Colorado$2.840+$0.031+$0.234
Minnesota$2.960+$0.091+$0.152
Massachusetts$2.982+$0.001−$0.117
Ohio$2.997+$0.010+$0.130
Florida$3.079+$0.051+$0.046
New York$3.079+$0.009−$0.079
Washington$3.780−$0.016−$0.115
California$4.187+$0.064−$0.182

See each state's history: Texas · Colorado · Minnesota · Massachusetts · Ohio · Florida · New York · Washington · California.

Regions (PADD)

RegionRegular, avgvs last monthvs last year
Gulf Coast (PADD 3)$2.677+$0.076−$0.011
Rocky Mountain (PADD 4)$2.902+$0.066+$0.165
Midwest (PADD 2)$2.942+$0.061+$0.113
Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C)$2.961+$0.061+$0.003
New England (PADD 1A)$2.991+$0.003−$0.108
East Coast (PADD 1)$3.033+$0.057−$0.028
Central Atlantic (PADD 1B)$3.163+$0.071−$0.046
West Coast excluding California$3.460+$0.003−$0.148
West Coast (PADD 5)$3.839+$0.035−$0.166

Major cities

Of the metro areas in the EIA survey, Houston was the cheapest in January 2025 ($2.604) and San Francisco the most expensive ($4.220).

CityRegular, avgvs last monthvs last year
Houston$2.604+$0.063+$0.013
Denver$2.829+$0.055+$0.297
New York City$2.995+$0.068−$0.078
Boston$3.006+$0.021−$0.139
Cleveland$3.043+$0.068+$0.200
Miami$3.099+$0.044+$0.002
Chicago$3.334+$0.021+$0.186
Seattle$4.035−$0.009−$0.093
Los Angeles$4.163+$0.072−$0.188
San Francisco$4.220+$0.062−$0.250

FAQ

What was the average price of gas in January 2025?

Regular gasoline averaged $3.076 per gallon in the United States in January 2025, according to the weekly EIA survey.

What was the average price of diesel in January 2025?

Diesel averaged $3.634 per gallon nationally in January 2025.

Which state had the cheapest gas in January 2025?

Texas had the lowest average among the states EIA tracks individually: $2.643 per gallon.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), weekly retail gasoline and diesel prices (public domain). Monthly figure = average of the weekly Monday readings in the month. Calculations by FuelPriceAtlas.

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