Find the cheapest BP fuel today - Live prices at 1086 stations

Based on Petrolmate's live price feeds, the lowest-priced BP station in Australia & New Zealand is Robert Cox Motors in Maldon, VIC, selling unleaded fuel at 186.9c per litre — that is 22.1 cents per litre below the BP network average of 209.0c/L. The next cheapest BP sites are BP Brooker (North Hobart) at 189.9c, followed by BP McNeil (Warrnambool) at 189.9c.

Across the BP network, metro stations are currently 5.2 cents per litre cheaper on average than regional locations for unleaded fuel. Metropolitan sites benefit from denser fuel competition, which typically drives pump prices lower during cycle troughs.

At 209.0c/L on average, BP currently sits 3.1 cents above the national market average of 205.9c/L, reflecting BP's premium positioning. Drivers looking for the cheapest fuel regardless of brand should compare against nearby independents before filling up.

BP's densest station concentrations in Australia & New Zealand are in Warrnambool (VIC) with 10 stations averaging 203.1c/L, Clayton South (VIC) with 9 stations averaging 204.0c/L, Frankston (VIC) with 8 stations averaging 197.9c/L, Cranbourne West (VIC) with 7 stations averaging 201.0c/L, and Pakenham (VIC) with 7 stations averaging 198.2c/L. These suburbs represent BP's strongest local footprint and are often where the brand is most price-competitive due to internal network competition. Drivers who regularly travel through these areas typically find it easy to compare multiple BP sites on the same trip, which helps identify the cheapest local option before filling up.

History and Network

BP has operated in Australia since 1919, making it one of the longest-established fuel retailers in the country. The company operates the Kwinana Refinery in Western Australia, one of only two remaining oil refineries in Australia, which supplies fuel across the west coast. BP's Australian network includes company-owned sites, franchise locations, and branded independents across all states and territories. In recent years, BP has invested in EV charging infrastructure at select Australian locations, positioning for the energy transition.

Pricing Strategy

BP positions itself as a premium fuel retailer, and their average prices typically sit at or slightly above the national market average. However, individual BP stations can vary significantly, with some franchise locations competing aggressively on price while company-owned sites in high-traffic locations tend to maintain higher margins. BP participates in the standard price cycle patterns in east coast cities, though their cycle troughs tend to be slightly shallower than discount competitors.

Loyalty and Rewards

BP Rewards is one of Australia's most established fuel loyalty programs. Members earn points on fuel and in-store purchases, which can be redeemed for fuel discounts or converted to Qantas Frequent Flyer points. The program offers a standard earn rate of 1 point per litre, with periodic bonus point promotions. BP also partners with various organisations for fleet cards and corporate fuel programs. The BPme app enables pay-at-pump functionality at participating stations.

Fuel Quality and Products

BP produces its own fuel at the Kwinana Refinery and supplements with imported supply. Their premium offering, BP Ultimate, is marketed with a proprietary additive package called ACTIVE technology, which BP claims helps clean and protect engine components. BP Ultimate 98 and BP Ultimate Diesel are their flagship products. Standard BP fuel (91, E10, Diesel) meets Australian standards without the premium additive package.