Ethanol 10% Prices in South Australia

As of 21 July 2026, the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia is 161.9c per litre at United, Pooraka — versus the South Australia average of 167.6c (7.6c below the national average of 175.2c). Across 57 stations, Ethanol 10% ranges from 161.9c to 182.5c, so filling a 50-litre tank at the cheapest station saves about $2.85 over the state average. Over the past week the SA average has risen 18.0c.

Compare Ethanol 10% across 57 stations in South Australia. Updated 01:16 PM, 21 Jul 2026.

South Australia data source: Petrolmate sources South Australian prices via SA's Informed Sources real-time platform, the state's official live pricing feed. We sync at 6am and 12pm ACDT.
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167.6c
South Australia Average
161.9c
Cheapest
182.5c
Highest
57
Stations

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Ethanol 10% in South Australia Insights

How have Ethanol 10% prices in South Australia moved over the past 87 days?

Over the past 87 days, Ethanol 10% in South Australia has averaged 167.1c per litre, peaking at 178.7c on 25 April and bottoming out at 148.0c on 1 July — a range of 30.7c. Over the past week the SA average has risen 18.0c. Timing a fill-up around that range matters: on a 50-litre tank, filling at the period low instead of the peak saves $15.35.

MonthAverage Ethanol 10%
April 2026176.9c
May 2026173.8c
June 2026159.3c
July 2026158.1c

Which stations have the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia?

United Pooraka
161.9c
United Pooraka
161.9c
United Adelaide Airport
163.5c
United Ottoway
163.5c
United Adelaide Airport
163.5c
Solo Clare St
163.5c
United Wingfield
163.5c
OTR Rosewater
163.5c
United Wingfield
163.5c
United Ottoway
163.5c

Which brand sells the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia?

BrandAvg PriceStations
United166.3c28
Solo167.2c12
Liberty169.2c10

Which suburbs have the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia?

Ethanol 10% in South Australia: common questions

What is the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia today?

The cheapest Ethanol 10% price in South Australia right now is 161.9c per litre, across 57 stations tracked. The cheapest suburb right now is Rosewater at a 163.5c average across 2 stations. Filling a 50-litre tank at the cheapest station instead of a station charging the state average of 167.6c saves $2.85. See the live cheapest-stations list on this page for the exact station, address and suburb. Prices update twice daily from the official state government feed, so the cheapest station can change between the morning and afternoon updates — check again before you drive.

What is the average Ethanol 10% price in South Australia?

The current South Australia average for Ethanol 10% is 167.6c per litre — 7.6c below the national average of 175.2c. Prices at individual stations range from 161.9c to 182.5c, a spread of 20.6c that shows how much shopping around can save. Over the past week the SA average has risen 18.0c. Petrolmate computes this average from every station reporting Ethanol 10% in South Australia via the official government price feed, refreshed twice daily.

Which brand has the cheapest Ethanol 10% in South Australia?

United is currently the cheapest brand for Ethanol 10% in South Australia at 166.3c per litre average across 28 stations. The gap between the cheapest brand (United, 166.3c) and the priciest in our list (Liberty, 169.2c) is 2.9c per litre — about $1.45 per 50-litre tank. Brand averages are recalculated twice daily from official price data, so the cheapest brand can change with the price cycle.

How have Ethanol 10% prices in South Australia moved recently?

Over the past 87 days, Ethanol 10% in South Australia has averaged 167.1c per litre, peaking at 178.7c on 25 April and bottoming out at 148.0c on 1 July — a range of 30.7c. Over the past week the SA average has risen 18.0c. Monthly averages for the past half-year are published in the table on this page. All figures come from official South Australia government price reporting, aggregated daily by Petrolmate.