Gas prices today June 13: Check daily average rates in California, Texas, Florida, New York, Washington, Hawaii and more
Gasoline prices are continuing to fall for the third consecutive week, with the national average for regular gasoline now at $4.086 per gallon as of June 13, 2026. While most states are experiencing relief, California and Washington remain the mos...
By Global Desk |
AP
American drivers are continuing to see relief at the pump as gasoline prices decline for a third consecutive week. According to the latest data from the American Automobile Association (AAA), the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline stands at $4.086 as of June 13, 2026.
The latest figure is down from $4.129 reported on June 11, extending the broader downward trend highlighted by AAA in its latest fuel market update.
California remains the most expensive state in the country for regular gasoline.
According to AAA, regular gasoline in California averages $5.758 per gallon, nearly $1.67 higher than the national average. Mid-grade gasoline costs $6.001 per gallon, while premium fuel averages $6.178 per gallon. Diesel prices remain elevated at $7.040 per gallon.
Texas continues to rank among the least expensive states for gasoline.
AAA data shows regular gasoline averaging $3.540 per gallon, roughly 55 cents below the national average. Mid-grade gasoline currently averages $4.023 per gallon, while premium fuel costs $4.394 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $4.643 per gallon statewide.
Florida motorists are paying $3.859 per gallon for regular gasoline, keeping the state comfortably below the national average.
Mid-grade gasoline averages $4.330 per gallon, while premium fuel costs $4.671 per gallon. Diesel prices currently average $4.931 per gallon.
New York remains one of the higher-priced fuel markets in the United States.
AAA reports regular gasoline averaging $4.376 per gallon, approximately 29 cents above the national average. Mid-grade fuel currently averages $4.896 per gallon, while premium gasoline costs $5.277 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $5.752 per gallon statewide.
Washington remains among the most expensive states for gasoline.
Regular gasoline averages $5.529 per gallon, making it one of the highest statewide averages in the nation. Mid-grade fuel costs $5.818 per gallon, while premium gasoline averages $6.077 per gallon. Diesel prices currently stand at $6.481 per gallon.
Hawaii continues to report some of the highest gasoline prices in the country.
According to AAA, regular gasoline averages $5.586 per gallon, while mid-grade fuel costs $5.836 per gallon. Premium gasoline averages $6.071 per gallon, and diesel prices stand at $7.082 per gallon.
Oklahoma remains one of the cheapest states for gasoline.
AAA reports regular gasoline averaging $3.585 per gallon, more than 50 cents below the national average. Mid-grade gasoline currently costs $3.992 per gallon, while premium fuel averages $4.302 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $4.536 per gallon.
The latest figure is down from $4.129 reported on June 11, extending the broader downward trend highlighted by AAA in its latest fuel market update.
Gas price today in California
California remains the most expensive state in the country for regular gasoline.
According to AAA, regular gasoline in California averages $5.758 per gallon, nearly $1.67 higher than the national average. Mid-grade gasoline costs $6.001 per gallon, while premium fuel averages $6.178 per gallon. Diesel prices remain elevated at $7.040 per gallon.
Gas price today in Texas
Texas continues to rank among the least expensive states for gasoline.
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AAA data shows regular gasoline averaging $3.540 per gallon, roughly 55 cents below the national average. Mid-grade gasoline currently averages $4.023 per gallon, while premium fuel costs $4.394 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $4.643 per gallon statewide.
Gas price today in Florida
Florida motorists are paying $3.859 per gallon for regular gasoline, keeping the state comfortably below the national average.
Mid-grade gasoline averages $4.330 per gallon, while premium fuel costs $4.671 per gallon. Diesel prices currently average $4.931 per gallon.
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Gas price today in New York
New York remains one of the higher-priced fuel markets in the United States.
AAA reports regular gasoline averaging $4.376 per gallon, approximately 29 cents above the national average. Mid-grade fuel currently averages $4.896 per gallon, while premium gasoline costs $5.277 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $5.752 per gallon statewide.
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Gas price today in Washington
Washington remains among the most expensive states for gasoline.
Regular gasoline averages $5.529 per gallon, making it one of the highest statewide averages in the nation. Mid-grade fuel costs $5.818 per gallon, while premium gasoline averages $6.077 per gallon. Diesel prices currently stand at $6.481 per gallon.
Gas price today in Hawaii
Hawaii continues to report some of the highest gasoline prices in the country.
According to AAA, regular gasoline averages $5.586 per gallon, while mid-grade fuel costs $5.836 per gallon. Premium gasoline averages $6.071 per gallon, and diesel prices stand at $7.082 per gallon.
Gas price today in Oklahoma
Oklahoma remains one of the cheapest states for gasoline.
AAA reports regular gasoline averaging $3.585 per gallon, more than 50 cents below the national average. Mid-grade gasoline currently costs $3.992 per gallon, while premium fuel averages $4.302 per gallon. Diesel prices stand at $4.536 per gallon.
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