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The national average lpg autogas price in Australia is 112.4 cents per litre as of 7 October 2026, based on 819 stations tracked twice daily via official government APIs (NSW FuelCheck, QLD Fuel API, SA Informed Sources, VIC Fair Fuel, WA FuelWatch, NT MyFuel, TAS FuelCheck; NSW FuelCheck also covers the ACT). Prices range from 87.9c/L (cheapest) to 299.9c/L (most expensive), a 212.0c spread.
Currently, LPG Autogas is available at 819 service stations across 7 Australian states and territories. Prices range from 87.9c to 299.9c per litre, with a national average of 112.4c/L. The 212.0c/L price spread means savvy motorists can save up to $106.00 on a 50L tank by shopping around. LPG Autogas is currently 130.7c/L (53.8%) cheaper than regular Unleaded 91, making it an economical choice for compatible vehicles. Victoria offers the cheapest LPG prices (averaging 105.4c/L), while Northern Territory is 83.8c/L higher at 189.2c/L. Among major retailers, Metro consistently offers competitive LPG pricing, averaging 100.0c/L across their 21 stations.
Last updated: 07:15 AM, 07 Oct 2026
| # | Station | Suburb | LPG Autogas |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Metro Petroleum Kyabram | Kyabram, VIC | 87.9c |
| 2 | Astron Braeside | Braeside, VIC | 88.5c |
| 3 | Dayef Maidstone | Maidstone, VIC | 88.7c |
| 4 | Dayef Heidelberg | Heidelberg Heights, VIC | 88.7c |
| 5 | Liberty Reservoir | Reservoir, VIC | 89.5c |
Check individual station prices in LPG Autogas
Based on historical price patterns in LPG Autogas, Monday tends to offer the best prices. Start of the week often brings lower prices as stations compete for customers.
(53.8% savings) – ULP averages 243.1c/L vs LPG at 112.4c/L
| State | Average | Cheapest | Highest | Stations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria | 105.4c | 87.9c | 299.9c | 556 |
| Queensland | 114.5c | 103.9c | 126.9c | 33 |
| South Australia | 121.5c | 104.5c | 139.8c | 16 |
| New South Wales | 122.2c | 97.9c | 200.0c | 168 |
| Australian Capital Territory | 125.0c | 116.9c | 139.9c | 8 |
| Western Australia | 162.9c | 144.5c | 239.9c | 37 |
| Northern Territory | 189.2c | 189.2c | 189.2c | 1 |
| # | Station | Brand | Suburb | State | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Metro Petroleum Kyabram | Metro | Kyabram | VIC | 87.9c |
| 2 | Astron Braeside | Astron | Braeside | VIC | 88.5c |
| 3 | Dayef Maidstone | Independent | Maidstone | VIC | 88.7c |
| 4 | Dayef Heidelberg | Independent | Heidelberg Heights | VIC | 88.7c |
| 5 | Liberty Reservoir | Liberty | Reservoir | VIC | 89.5c |
| 6 | Metro Petroleum Braybrook | Metro | Braybrook | VIC | 89.9c |
| 7 | Metro Frankston | Metro | Frankston | VIC | 89.9c |
| 8 | Astron Corio | Astron | Corio | VIC | 89.9c |
| 9 | Atlas Fuel Mulgrave | Independent | Mulgrave | VIC | 89.9c |
| 10 | Astron St Albans | Astron | St Albans | VIC | 89.9c |
| 11 | Metro Petroleum Glenroy | Metro | Glenroy | VIC | 91.2c |
| 12 | Ampol Kingsbury | Ampol | Kingsbury | VIC | 91.9c |
| 13 | Ampol Oakleigh South | Ampol | Oakleigh South | VIC | 91.9c |
| 14 | Metro Petroleum, Thomastown | Metro | Thomastown | VIC | 92.2c |
| 15 | Mobil Ballan Westbound | Mobil | Ballan | VIC | 92.9c |
| Brand | Average Price | Cheapest | Stations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metro | 100.0c | 87.9c | 21 |
| APCO | 100.1c | 94.9c | 23 |
| Shell | 104.1c | 95.5c | 112 |
| Mobil | 107.7c | 92.9c | 10 |
| 7-Eleven | 108.3c | 95.5c | 147 |
| Astron | 109.7c | 88.5c | 34 |
| BP | 111.5c | 94.9c | 149 |
| Endeavour | 112.1c | 109.9c | 12 |
| Budget | 114.3c | 105.9c | 5 |
| Liberty | 116.1c | 89.5c | 15 |
| United | 116.1c | 95.9c | 150 |
| Independent | 119.8c | 88.7c | 54 |
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Autogas) - a cleaner burning alternative fuel. Significantly cheaper than petrol but requires a dedicated LPG system or dual-fuel conversion.
Suitable for: Vehicles with factory LPG systems or aftermarket LPG conversions
Octane Rating: 105 RON
LPG Autogas is a mixture of propane and butane stored as a liquid under moderate pressure. Once Australia's most popular alternative fuel, LPG has declined significantly since the federal LPG Vehicle Scheme ended in 2014 and Holden ceased production. However, it remains the cheapest automotive fuel per litre in Australia, typically costing 50 to 60 percent less than ULP. For drivers with existing LPG systems, it still offers substantial running cost savings.
LPG is suitable for vehicles with factory-fitted LPG systems (such as certain Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore models) or professionally installed aftermarket conversions. New LPG conversions are now rarely cost-effective due to the declining station network and the upfront cost of $2,000 to $4,000 for installation. If you already have an LPG vehicle, continue using it until the economics no longer work. For new vehicle buyers, electric or hybrid vehicles are more future-proof alternatives.
LPG prices are significantly more stable than petrol prices, with smaller day-to-day fluctuations. However, not all stations stock LPG, and the network continues to shrink. Before relying on LPG for a long trip, check station availability along your route. LPG pricing varies less by brand than petrol does, with most stations pricing within a few cents of each other.
LPG contains about 25% less energy per litre than petrol, so fuel consumption increases proportionally. A vehicle using 10L/100km on petrol will typically use 12 to 13L/100km on LPG. Despite the higher consumption, the 50 to 60 percent lower cost per litre means running costs are significantly cheaper. For a driver covering 20,000km per year, LPG can save $1,500 to $2,500 annually compared to ULP, even accounting for the higher consumption.
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