New gas prices in the US were confirmed Thursday, affecting drivers nationwide. The American Automobile Association (AAA) provides the latest data on the average cost per gallon for various fuels, as shown below:
- Regular: $3,023.
- Medium: $3,503.
- Premium: $3,852
- Diesel: $3,504
- E85: $2,457
These modifications reflect the energy industry’s sustained volatility in recent months, which has been driven by international market patterns, production costs, and ongoing environmental requirements.
Regular gasoline has risen somewhat and is now priced at $3.023 per gallon, slightly higher than prior weeks. Premium fuel, on the other hand, is somewhat more expensive at $3.852 per gallon, which may affect drivers of high-performance automobiles that require higher octane selections.
In contrast, diesel prices remained reasonably steady at $3.504 per gallon. At $2.457 per gallon, E85 (a blend of ethanol and gasoline) remains the most affordable option, appealing to consumers who choose alternative fuel sources.
The American Automobile Association (AAA) offers a thorough resource for understanding daily gasoline costs. Consumers can use the website to access the most up-to-date pricing information for their state and region, allowing them to plan their vacation and manage their budget.
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