Ohio · EIA survey Nov 9, 2026
Ohio gas and diesel prices
Regular gasoline $3.768 and diesel $6.201 a gallon this week, including taxes. EIA surveys Ohio gasoline prices directly.
Price history
Ohio vs. its region and the U.S.
| Area | Diesel | Regular | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio | — | $3.768 | $4.941 |
| Midwest (PADD 2) | $6.201 | $3.868 | $4.986 |
| United States | $6.127 | $3.995 | $5.013 |
| Cleveland city | — | $3.810 | $5.139 |
Other states in Midwest (PADD 2)
Home heating fuels in Ohio
EIA collects residential heating oil and propane prices weekly from October through March (monthly in summer).
Ohio fuel taxes
| Gasoline | Diesel | |
|---|---|---|
| State taxes and fees | 38.5¢ | 47.0¢ |
| Federal excise | 18.4¢ | 24.4¢ |
| Total per gallon | 56.9¢ | 71.4¢ |
| Share of this week’s price | 15% | 12% |
| Rank (1 = highest state tax) | 14 of 51 | 10 of 51 |
State rates: Tax Foundation, July 2026 (state statutes); excludes some local and gross-receipts taxes. All states.
Driving electric in Ohio
At Ohio’s average residential rate, home charging costs 59% less per mile than gasoline. Public fast charging usually costs more. Run your own numbers.
Quick answers
What is the average price of gas in Ohio?
$3.768 a gallon for regular in EIA's survey of November 9, 2026, EIA's average for Ohio.
What is the price of diesel in Ohio?
$6.201 a gallon in EIA's survey of November 9, 2026 (Midwest (PADD 2) regional average; EIA does not publish a weekly diesel price for Ohio alone).
Is fuel in Ohio cheaper than the national average?
Diesel is 7.4¢ above the U.S. average, and regular gasoline 22.7¢ below.
What is the gas tax in Ohio?
38.5¢ a gallon in state taxes on gasoline and 47.0¢ on diesel (Tax Foundation, July 2026), plus the federal 18.4¢ and 24.4¢: 56.9¢ and 71.4¢ in total.
What does propane cost in Ohio?
$2.824 a gallon for residential propane in EIA’s survey of November 9, 2026, up 1.7¢ on the week.
What does heating oil cost in Ohio?
$6.008 a gallon for residential heating oil in EIA’s survey of November 9, 2026, down 39.1¢ on the week.
Is it cheaper to drive electric in Ohio?
At 19.38¢ per kWh (EIA residential average) an EV getting 3.5 miles per kWh spends about $5.54 per 100 miles on home charging, against $13.46 for a 28-mpg car at $3.768 gas.
Plan a trip or fleet budget with Ohio prices: trip fuel cost · fleet budget. Source: EIA Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update.