Gas prices in Texas are holding steady at $3.371 per gallon, significantly below the national average of $3.914, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Diesel prices, while higher, also remain below the national average, with Texas drivers paying less than the $4.832 per gallon seen across the country.
Compared to last week, gas prices in Texas have remained stable, showing no significant change. Diesel prices have also held steady, providing some relief for drivers who rely on this fuel type.
Texas stands out as one of the most affordable states for gas in the country, with prices that are 13.87% below the national average. This positions Texas among the cheapest areas in the country for fuel, offering a notable advantage for local drivers. For context, the most expensive state for gas is California, where prices reach $5.387 per gallon, while Texas offers the lowest prices at $3.371.
The gap between gas and diesel prices in Texas remains significant, with diesel costing more per gallon. However, the overall affordability of fuel in the state continues to be a benefit for residents and visitors alike, as reported by the EIA.
