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As of 19 October 2026, the cheapest Premium Unleaded 95 in Northern Territory is 254.9c per litre at BP, Katherine — versus the Northern Territory average of 275.4c (17.6c above the national average of 257.8c). Across 110 stations, Premium Unleaded 95 ranges from 254.9c to 387.9c, so filling a 50-litre tank at the cheapest station saves about $10.25 over the state average.
Compare Premium Unleaded 95 across 110 stations in Northern Territory. Updated 04:33 AM, 19 Oct 2026.
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The cheapest Premium Unleaded 95 price in Northern Territory right now is 254.9c per litre, across 110 stations tracked. The cheapest suburb right now is Winnellie at a 256.5c average across 3 stations. Filling a 50-litre tank at the cheapest station instead of a station charging the state average of 275.4c saves $10.25. 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.
The current Northern Territory average for Premium Unleaded 95 is 275.4c per litre — 17.6c above the national average of 257.8c. Prices at individual stations range from 254.9c to 387.9c, a spread of 133.0c that shows how much shopping around can save. Petrolmate computes this average from every station reporting Premium Unleaded 95 in Northern Territory via the official government price feed, refreshed twice daily.
EG Ampol is currently the cheapest brand for Premium Unleaded 95 in Northern Territory at 266.9c per litre average across 9 stations. The gap between the cheapest brand (EG Ampol, 266.9c) and the priciest in our list (Independent, 283.6c) is 16.7c per litre — about $8.35 per 50-litre tank. Brand averages are recalculated twice daily from official price data, so the cheapest brand can change with the price cycle.