Fuel Price GridU.S. fuel prices · weekly EIA data
DIESEL $6.127 ▼ 16.5¢REGULAR $3.995 ▼ 15.8¢MIDGRADE $4.608 ▼ 14.9¢PREMIUM $5.013 ▼ 14.5¢JET FUEL (GULF COAST) $4.090 ▼ULSD NEW YORK HARBOR $4.618 ▼WTI CRUDE $95.97 ▼BRENT CRUDE $100.41 ▼CALIFORNIA DIESEL $7.897

State rates as of July 2026 · federal rates since 1993

Gas and diesel taxes by state

State taxes and fees on a gallon of gasoline average 33.7¢ across the 50 states and D.C. (diesel 35.9¢), on top of the federal 18.4¢ and 24.4¢. Ranked below, with each state’s total and its share of this week’s pump price.

State gasoline tax, ¢ per gallon

#StateGas, stateDiesel, stateGas + federalDiesel + federalShare of gas price
1California73.6¢92.9¢92.0¢$1.17317%
2Illinois70.4¢77.9¢88.8¢$1.02323%
3Indiana63.1¢64.0¢81.5¢88.4¢21%
4Washington60.2¢63.2¢78.6¢87.6¢16%
5Pennsylvania58.7¢74.1¢77.1¢98.5¢19%
6Michigan53.4¢53.4¢71.8¢77.8¢19%
7New Jersey49.2¢56.2¢67.6¢80.6¢16%
8Maryland46.8¢47.7¢65.2¢72.1¢16%
9Virginia42.4¢43.5¢60.8¢67.9¢17%
10North Carolina41.3¢41.3¢59.7¢65.7¢17%
11Rhode Island41.1¢41.1¢59.5¢65.5¢15%
12Florida40.1¢41.0¢58.5¢65.4¢16%
13Oregon40.0¢40.0¢58.4¢64.4¢13%
14Ohio38.5¢47.0¢56.9¢71.4¢15%
15District of Columbia35.7¢35.7¢54.1¢60.1¢13%
16West Virginia35.7¢35.7¢54.1¢60.1¢15%
17Vermont34.9¢33.0¢53.3¢57.4¢13%
18Georgia34.1¢38.1¢52.5¢62.5¢15%
19Montana33.8¢30.5¢52.2¢54.9¢13%
20Idaho33.0¢33.0¢51.4¢57.4¢13%
21Wisconsin32.9¢32.9¢51.3¢57.3¢13%
22Minnesota32.7¢32.7¢51.1¢57.1¢13%
23Nebraska32.7¢32.1¢51.1¢56.5¢13%
24Utah32.6¢38.6¢51.0¢63.0¢13%
25Maine31.5¢32.0¢49.9¢56.4¢12%
26Alabama31.0¢32.8¢49.4¢57.2¢14%
27Colorado30.2¢35.7¢48.6¢60.1¢13%
28Iowa30.0¢32.5¢48.4¢56.9¢13%
29South Dakota30.0¢30.0¢48.4¢54.4¢13%
30Missouri30.0¢30.0¢48.4¢54.4¢13%
31South Carolina28.8¢28.8¢47.2¢53.2¢13%
32Massachusetts27.6¢27.6¢46.0¢52.0¢11%
33Tennessee27.4¢28.4¢45.8¢52.8¢12%
34Kentucky26.4¢23.4¢44.8¢47.8¢12%
35Kansas25.0¢27.0¢43.4¢51.4¢11%
36Arkansas25.0¢28.8¢43.4¢53.2¢12%
37Connecticut25.0¢49.9¢43.4¢74.3¢11%
38Nevada24.8¢27.8¢43.2¢52.2¢9%
39Mississippi24.4¢24.4¢42.8¢48.8¢12%
40New York24.2¢22.4¢42.6¢46.8¢10%
41Wyoming24.0¢24.0¢42.4¢48.4¢11%
42New Hampshire23.8¢23.8¢42.2¢48.2¢10%
43North Dakota23.0¢23.0¢41.4¢47.4¢11%
44Delaware23.0¢22.0¢41.4¢46.4¢10%
45Louisiana20.9¢20.9¢39.3¢45.3¢11%
46Oklahoma20.0¢20.0¢38.4¢44.4¢10%
47Texas20.0¢20.0¢38.4¢44.4¢11%
48Arizona19.0¢19.0¢37.4¢43.4¢8%
49New Mexico18.9¢22.9¢37.3¢47.3¢11%
50Hawaii18.5¢18.5¢36.9¢42.9¢8%
51Alaska9.0¢9.0¢27.3¢33.4¢6%

State rates: Tax Foundation, “State Gasoline and Diesel Tax Rates, July 2026” (state statutes; excludes some local taxes and gross-receipts taxes). Federal: 18.4¢ gasoline, 24.4¢ diesel. Share uses this week’s EIA regular price for the state, or its regional average. EIA’s count of all state taxes and fees averaged 33.27¢ (gasoline) and 35.50¢ (diesel) as of January 2026.

Quick answers

Which state has the highest gas tax?

California at 73.6¢ a gallon in state taxes, then Illinois (70.4¢) and Indiana (63.1¢), per the Tax Foundation’s July 2026 table.

Which state has the lowest gas tax?

Alaska at 9.0¢, then Hawaii and New Mexico.

What is the federal gas tax?

18.4¢ a gallon on gasoline and 24.4¢ on diesel, unchanged since 1993 (each includes a 0.1¢ leaking underground storage tank fee).

Are taxes included in the prices on this site?

Yes. EIA weekly retail prices include federal, state and local taxes. Wholesale and spot prices do not.

Read: Fuel taxes explained · Why California fuel costs more