The cheapest and most expensive places to fill up on petrol in London
In new data revealed by Law Trucks, they shared: “We know just how important it is to stay informed about petrol prices and their impact on your finances.
“That’s why we’ve put together our ‘Fuel Price Report’.
“It gives you an in-depth look at fuel costs across the country, highlighting where the cheapest and most expensive petrol can be found.”
Here’s a list of some of the places you can get the cheapest petrol in London.
The data is based on the PetrolPrices app and you can see the full Fuel Report here.
The cheapest place to get petrol in London listed
- Brent cost of petrol per litre – 131.7p
- Ealing cost of petrol per litre – 131.7p
- Barking and Dagenham cost of petrol per litre – 132.9p
- Redbridge cost of petrol per litre – 132.9p
- Waltham Forest cost of petrol per litre – 132.9p
The research found that the joint cheapest London boroughs for petrol were the north-west spot, Brent and the nearby neighbour Ealing both at 131.7p.
The data was based on prices from the PetrolPrices app. (Image: Getty)
The final three spots for the cheapest areas to get petrol in London were Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge and Waltham Forest all at 132.9p.
The most expensive place to get petrol in London listed
- Wandsworth cost of petrol per litre 141.7p
- Merton cost of petrol per litre 140.8p
- Kingston upon Thames cost of petrol per litre 139.9p
- Richmond upon Thames cost of petrol per litre 138.9p
- Barnet cost of petrol per litre 137.9p
Taking the title of London’s most expensive borough for petrol was Wandsworth, where petrol per litre costs 141.7p followed by Merton at 140.8p.
Explaining why they carried out the research, Law Trucks shares: “Fuel prices are becoming a real headache for drivers across the UK.
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“In recent years, we’ve seen a steady rise at the pumps, with costs hitting record highs.
“This has been a heavy strain on household budgets and businesses.
“As fuel expenses continue to soar, finding ways to save has become essential for many.”