Find the cheapest Mobil fuel today - Live prices at 118 stations

Based on Petrolmate's live price feeds, the lowest-priced Mobil station in Australia is Mobil Moe in Moe, VIC, selling unleaded fuel at 227.5c per litre — that is 15.5 cents per litre below the Mobil network average of 243.0c/L. The next cheapest Mobil sites are Mobil Lake Albert (Lake Albert) at 229.5c, followed by Mobil East Wagga Wagga (East Wagga Wagga) at 229.5c.

Across the Mobil network, metro stations are currently 3.8 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 243.0c/L on average, Mobil currently sits 4.1 cents below the national market average of 247.1c/L, making Mobil one of the better-value major-brand options when it is convenient.

Mobil's densest station concentrations in Australia are in Port Macquarie (NSW) with 3 stations averaging 239.6c/L, Ballan (VIC) with 2 stations averaging 251.9c/L, Forster (NSW) with 2 stations averaging 243.5c/L, Griffith (NSW) with 2 stations averaging 250.4c/L, and Muswellbrook (NSW) with 2 stations averaging 235.5c/L. These suburbs represent Mobil'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 Mobil sites on the same trip, which helps identify the cheapest local option before filling up.

History and Network

Mobil has a long history in Australia, dating back to the establishment of Vacuum Oil Company in 1895 and the subsequent Mobil brand that emerged through twentieth-century mergers. ExxonMobil sold its Australian retail fuel network to 7-Eleven in 2010, ending direct Mobil retail operations in Australia. Since then, many 7-Eleven stations have operated with Mobil fuel supply and Mobil-branded pumps under an ongoing supply agreement. ExxonMobil continues to operate at a wholesale and commercial level in Australia, including the Altona refinery (converted to an import terminal in 2021) and various industrial fuel supply contracts. Stand-alone Mobil-branded retail sites are limited; most consumer-facing Mobil fuel is sold through 7-Eleven locations or a small number of independent Mobil-branded sites.

Pricing Strategy

Pricing at Mobil-branded pumps is typically set by the retail operator rather than by ExxonMobil. At 7-Eleven stations selling Mobil fuel, prices are set by 7-Eleven and follow the independent discount pricing strategy that 7-Eleven applies nationally, including the Fuel Price Lock feature. At the small number of independent Mobil-branded sites, pricing is set by the local operator. As a result, Mobil fuel pricing varies widely by site and is best compared on Petrolmate's live station prices rather than on a brand-average basis.

Loyalty and Rewards

Because most Mobil-branded fuel is sold through 7-Eleven stations in Australia, the associated loyalty program is 7-Eleven's app-based offering, including the Fuel Price Lock feature (lock a low price for up to seven days). Velocity Frequent Flyer integration through the 7-Eleven app also applies to fuel purchases. There is no active Australian-specific Mobil consumer loyalty program separate from the 7-Eleven ecosystem. Globally, ExxonMobil operates the Exxon Mobil Rewards+ program, but this is not available at Australian retail sites.

Fuel Quality and Products

Mobil Synergy is ExxonMobil's proprietary additive package applied to Mobil-branded fuels globally, designed to reduce engine deposits and improve fuel efficiency. At Australian Mobil-branded pumps, including at 7-Eleven sites supplied by ExxonMobil, the Mobil Synergy additive package is included in premium grades. All Mobil fuel meets Australian Fuel Quality Standards. The premium fuel offering is typically labelled Mobil Synergy Supreme+ for 98 RON or similar depending on site.